Hydrojetting Services

Some drain problems do not go away with a basic cleaning. You clear a clog, things improve for a short time, and then the issue comes right back. That usually means there is a buildup sitting inside the pipe, not just one blockage causing the problem.

Hydrojetting is designed to deal with that kind of situation. Instead of poking through a clog, it clears the inside of the pipe so water can move the way it is supposed to.

At Reed’s Plumbing, Excavating, Septic, Heating & Air, hydrojetting is used when a deeper clean is needed to restore proper flow. If your drains keep slowing down or backing up, it is time to take a closer look. Reach out to schedule hydrojet drain cleaning and get your system moving the way it should again. Call us or fill out our online contact form to get started today.

When Hydrojetting Makes Sense:

Some problems keep coming back because the source has not been fully cleared. Hydrojetting is used when standard methods are insufficient to resolve the issue.

• Recurring clogs: Drains that keep backing up even after being cleared
• Slow drainage throughout the home: Water takes longer than normal to move through pipes
• Buildup inside pipes: Grease, debris, or residue lining the pipe walls
• Sewer line restrictions: Flow issues deeper in the system that affect multiple drains
• Preparing for sewer services: Clearing lines before repair or inspection work

What’s Included in Hydrojetting Service

Hydrojetting uses high-pressure water to clear the inside of pipes, removing buildup that standard drain cleaning leaves behind. Reed’s Plumbing, Excavating, Septic, Heating & Air uses this service to restore full flow and help prevent repeat problems.

This service is often part of larger plumbing or sewer services, especially when blockages are deeper in the system. It can also support septic systems by keeping lines clear and reducing strain on the overall setup.

Drain and Pipe Cleaning

Hydrojetting clears out grease, debris, and buildup that collects along pipe walls over time. This allows water to move freely instead of pushing through restricted areas. It is especially useful when clogs keep returning.

Sewer Line Clearing

For sewer lines with heavy buildup or restricted flow, hydrojetting can restore flow without immediately resorting to more invasive repairs. It is often used before or alongside sewer line repair to improve access and performance. Fully clearing the line helps prevent the same issue from recurring.

Support for Ongoing Plumbing and Septic Work

Hydrojetting works alongside plumbing and septic services to keep systems running smoothly. Clean lines reduce pressure on the system and help everything function more predictably. It is often used as part of ongoing maintenance or before more involved service work.

What to Expect During Hydrojetting:

Hydrojetting follows a clear process to ensure cleaning is done properly and safely.

1. System Check

The line is reviewed to assess the pipe condition and confirm that hydrojetting is the right approach. This helps avoid unnecessary work and ensures the method fits the situation. It also gives a better idea of how much buildup is present.

2. High-Pressure Cleaning

Water is directed through the pipe at high pressure to break up and remove buildup. This clears the walls of the pipe, not just the center where water flows. The goal is to restore full capacity inside the line.

3. Final Flow Check

Once cleaning is complete, the system is checked to confirm that water is moving freely. This step makes sure the issue has been fully addressed. You are left with a system that performs the way it should.