High-pressure cleaning for grease, roots, and stubborn sewer blockages. Wilton is horse country — long driveways, big parcels, wells, septic, and service lines that run a long way before they ever reach the house.
Hydro jetting uses high-pressure water to scour the inside of a pipe clean — grease, sludge, scale, and root intrusion that a cable machine just pokes a hole through. It's the difference between a drain that works tonight and a drain that works for years.
It's also not always the right call, and we'll say so. Jetting a pipe that a camera shows is broken or collapsed wastes your money — that's a repair conversation, and you'll see the footage before any decision.
When is hydro jetting worth it over snaking?
When the line keeps re-clogging, when grease is involved (kitchens, restaurants), or when roots have gotten in. A snake makes a hole; jetting cleans the pipe wall. If a one-time snake will genuinely solve it, we’ll tell you that instead.
Can jetting damage my pipes?
On a sound pipe, no — pressure and nozzles are matched to the line. On a compromised pipe it can make things worse, which is exactly why we camera-inspect questionable lines first instead of jetting blind.
Do you jet commercial kitchen lines?
Yes — grease lines in bars and restaurants are a core use case, and regular maintenance jetting prevents the Friday-night emergency.