Inspect vulnerable pipe
Old, broken, or severely deteriorated lines may need camera review before high-pressure cleaning.
High-Pressure Cleaning for Tough Lines.
Hydro Jetting
High-pressure water scours grease, sludge, scale, and heavy buildup from suitable drain and sewer piping.
Texas Master Plumber M-45364 · Residential and commercial serviceKnow When to Call
Common Signs
- Grease-heavy commercial drains
- Recurring buildup after cable cleaning
- Sludge or scale inside the line
- Preventive sewer maintenance
- A camera shows heavy wall buildup
What the Work Involves
A Clear Process
- 01Inspect line condition when needed
- 02Choose pressure for the piping
- 03Jet from an approved access point
- 04Flush loosened material from the system
- 05Verify improved flow after cleaning
Service Details
What MRC Plumbing Solutions Handles
Hydro jetting uses controlled high-pressure water and specialized nozzles to scour suitable drain and sewer lines. It is particularly effective for grease, sludge, mineral scale, roots, and material that coats the pipe wall after repeated use.- Commercial grease-line cleaning
- Main sewer wall cleaning
- Root and sludge removal
- Cast-iron descaling when suitable
- Preventive high-use drain service
Before Work Begins
How the Right Solution Is Chosen
Choose pressure and nozzle
Pipe size, material, buildup, and access determine the proper setup.
Verify improvement
Flow testing or a follow-up camera can confirm whether buildup was removed and expose structural defects.
Direct Answers
Hydro Jetting FAQ
Is hydro jetting safe for every pipe?
No. The technician should consider the pipe material and condition first, especially with damaged or heavily corroded lines.
Will jetting remove tree roots?
It can cut and flush many root intrusions, but roots typically return unless the opening in the pipe is repaired.
How often should a business schedule jetting?
The interval depends on grease load, usage, prior stoppages, pipe condition, and the cost of an unexpected shutdown.
Available Across North Texas