High-pressure water cleaning at 3,000+ PSI that removes grease, scale, and roots from pipe walls. More thorough and longer lasting than snaking.
Call (616) 344-5978Hydro jetting uses a rotating nozzle delivering water at extreme pressure to strip everything from the interior walls of your plumbing: grease layers, mineral scale, soap deposits, and established tree root intrusions. Where snaking punches through a blockage, jetting cleans the pipe wall-to-wall. Plumber Works of Holland provides hydro jetting for residential and commercial plumbing across Holland, Zeeland, and the wider West Michigan area.
Recurring clogs that come back within weeks of being snaked. Slow drainage across multiple fixtures despite recent service. Camera footage showing thick scale, grease coating, or root mass inside the pipe. Commercial kitchens where grease accumulation is an ongoing concern. Persistent drain odors that survive conventional cleaning.
A camera inspection always precedes jetting. High-pressure water through a structurally compromised pipe causes more harm than good, so confirming pipe condition is mandatory. Once cleared for jetting, the self-propelling nozzle is fed through the line, scouring the interior walls clean. A follow-up camera pass confirms the pipe is fully cleared. Results are documented and a maintenance schedule is recommended when appropriate.
Plumber Works of Holland uses professional-grade jetting equipment and the technicians understand how different pipe materials respond to pressure. Cast iron, clay, PVC, and copper all have different tolerances. No upselling to jetting when a simpler approach suffices, but when the situation calls for it, the equipment and expertise are ready.
Call Plumber Works of Holland for dependable service across Holland and West Michigan.
(616) 344-5978It depends on condition. That is why a camera inspection comes first. Structurally sound pipes handle jetting well regardless of age. Cracked or deteriorated pipes need a different approach. Many Holland homes have older plumbing, so this step is never skipped.
Significantly longer than snaking. Residential lines typically stay clear for one to three years. Commercial kitchen lines may benefit from annual jetting to manage grease.
Yes. High-pressure water cuts through root intrusions effectively. Severe cases sometimes combine jetting with mechanical root cutting for the most thorough result.
