Frequently Asked Questions
It’s a motorized device that was first invented in the 1950s. It keeps a water supply under high pressure and then sends it out a hose with a nozzle on the end of it. The high-pressure blasts of water scour the inside of the pipe, removing debris.
In most cases, yes. A drain snake is an effective tool for breaking apart individual clogs and doing the job quickly. But a drain snake doesn’t provide the same complete coverage and cleaning that a hydro-jetter does.
No. The equipment is too expensive for consumer use. It can also be dangerous in untrained hands. Always call on a professional plumber for hydro-jetting services.