High Pressure Water Jetting
High pressure jetting that cleans the pipe, not just a hole through it.
Heavy grease, scale and recurring buildup can restrict the usable opening of a drain. Water jetting uses controlled high-pressure water to clean appropriate piping more thoroughly than a simple opening through the obstruction.
Quote before work starts · 24/7 dispatch · Licensed #8003347 · 30+ years in Grand Rapids
What the service includes
- Evaluate access and pipe condition to select a suitable cleaning method and pressure.
- Clean grease, sediment and scale in eligible sanitary or storm lines; discuss mechanical descaling or root management where appropriate.
- Document follow-up recommendations if camera findings show offsets, breaks or a recurring source of intrusion.
How the visit goes
We ask questions first
What is happening, how long, what changed. It narrows the cause before anyone drives out.
Diagnose on site
The technician finds the actual cause instead of treating the symptom you can see.
Options, then a price
A high-end and a low-end option, both explained, quoted before any work starts.
Fix it and clean up
Work done right the first time, and the space left the way we found it.
When to use this service
Jetting is often useful for commercial kitchens, recurring main-line issues and scheduled maintenance. Cleaning cannot correct a collapsed or structurally failed line; we will explain when repair is needed.
Common questions
Will jetting damage my pipe?
Not when it is matched to the pipe. We camera first on older or fragile lines and adjust pressure and nozzle, or recommend against jetting if the pipe will not take it.
How often should a restaurant jet its lines?
Most kitchens we service run on a three to six month interval. We will set a schedule based on what the first cleaning shows.
Is it more expensive than cabling?
Usually, yes, and usually cheaper than cabling three times. We quote both and explain which one solves your problem.
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Serving Greater Grand Rapids
Grand Rapids, East Grand Rapids, Comstock Park, Walker, Rockford, Belmont, Sparta, Kentwood, Wyoming, Grandville, Jenison, Hudsonville, Byron Center, Caledonia, Ada, Alto, Alaska, Middleville, Dorr, Hastings, Allegan, Holland and Zeeland.
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