Hydro jetting involves using high-pressure water streams to remove blockages and clean the interior of pipes. It's effective for clearing grease, tree roots, and mineral buildup, providing a thorough cleaning compared to traditional methods like snaking.

Hydro jetting is generally safe for most pipe materials, including PVC, cast iron, and clay, when performed by trained professionals.

The frequency depends on factors like the age of your plumbing, usage, and the type of waste disposed of. For most households, annual or biannual hydro jetting is recommended to maintain clear drains and prevent blockages.

• Avoid disposing of grease, oil, and food scraps down the drain. These can solidify and cause blockages.

• Use drain screens to catch hair and debris.

• Only flush toilet paper down the toilet; avoid flushing wipes, sanitary products, or other non-degradable items.

• Regularly clean your drains to remove buildup and prevent clogs.

• Hydro Jetting: Uses high-pressure water to thoroughly clean the entire interior of the pipe, removing all debris and buildup.

• Snaking: Employs a mechanical auger to break through clogs but may leave residue on the pipe walls, leading to potential future blockages.

Yes, hydro jetting is considered an eco-friendly option. It relies solely on water, eliminating the need for harsh chemicals that can be harmful to the environment. This makes it a safer choice for both your plumbing system and the planet.