Hydro Jetting in Maryland

Hydro jetting uses high-pressure water — typically 3,000–4,000 PSI — to scour the interior walls of drain and sewer pipes. Unlike a drain snake, which punches a hole through a clog, hydro jetting removes the entire buildup from the pipe wall, restoring the pipe to near-original flow capacity.

For Maryland homes with recurring drain problems, hydro jetting is often the right solution. Grease buildup in kitchen drain lines, scale accumulation in older pipes, and root intrusion that has been repeatedly snaked without resolution all respond well to hydro jetting.

We always perform a camera inspection before hydro jetting to assess pipe condition. Very old or deteriorated pipes may not be candidates for high-pressure jetting — the camera inspection tells us what we're working with before we start.

After hydro jetting, we perform a follow-up camera inspection to confirm the pipe is clean and identify any structural issues that the cleaning revealed. This gives you a complete picture of your drain system's condition.