Hydro Jetting vs Snaking - Know the Facts Before You Start

Hydro Jetting vs. Snaking: How to Clear Different Kinds of Clogs - Williams Plumbing

When a drain line is packed with thick grease, white buildup, and years of gunk, a snake can only punch a tiny hole straight through it. It looks like the line is open, but all that buildup stays stuck to the walls and the opening is still small. That is why the backup comes right back. Hydrojetting is different. We use high pressure water to blast the buildup off the pipe walls and pull everything out. It clears the entire diameter of the line. No guessing. No half fixes. A true reset for your

How Does Hydro Jetting Work? 🤔 Think of hydro jetting as a pressure washer for your plumbing but way more powerful! 🤩 Over time, your pipes collect buildup from grease, soap scum, roots, and even scale from hard water. When that happens, your drains slow down, clogs form, and you might even get backups. That’s where hydro jetting comes in We use a special nozzle attached to a high-pressure hose that blasts water (up to 3,000 PSI!) through your pipes. The jet of water scrubs the insides of the

Hydrojetting (also called water jetting) is a powerful plumbing method used to clean out clogged or slow drains and sewer lines using high-pressure water. 💧💨 Here’s how it works in simple terms: 1. 🚰 A special hose with a nozzle is inserted into your drain or sewer pipe. 2. ⚡ Pressurized water (up to 4,000 PSI) blasts out of the nozzle in multiple directions. 3. 💦 The strong water jets scrub the inside of the pipe, breaking apart grease, sludge, roots, and other stubborn buildup. 4. 🚿 Every