Are your pipes as clean as they could be? If you’re not regularly flushing your pipes, you’re not getting all the gunk out. Buildup in your pipes can’t always be cleared with traditional drain-cleaning methods, as it can get pushed to the sides and be left behind, creating more issues down the line.
How Hydro-Jetting Works
Unlike other methods, hydro-jetting works by using a high-pressure jet of water to blast through the toughest of clogs and grime in your drains. The pressure is high enough to quickly and efficiently dislodge and flush out years of blockages from grease, dirt, paper products, and residue that have plagued your plumbing system.
Compared to traditional drain snaking, hydro-jetting is a long-term solution for keeping your drain and sewer lines clean and clear of obstructions. Not only does the high-pressure jet flush out the buildup, but it also smooths the inner surface of the pipe, preventing future clogs from forming.
How Often Should It Be Done?
Whether or not you have a clog, hydro-jetting is a great way to keep your pipes free of buildup and avoid messy, expensive drain blockages. Drain and sewage backups can be a nightmare for the residents in the home, not only because the drains cannot be used, but also because it is very unsanitary.
Hydro-jetting services are entirely safe and effective. Before starting, our skilled technicians will thoroughly examine your pipes to determine the best course of action. If the lines do not have extensive damage, hydro-jetting can be used to keep your pipes running smoothly for an extended period of time. Not only does this service prevent future clogs, but it is also known to improve the longevity of your pipes.
Hydro-jetting has the best results when done on a regular basis. If you haven’t done so already, call and schedule your drain cleaning today and keep your home’s pipes flowing free all year round.
Homeowners in the Buffalo, NY area turn to expert hydro-jetting services from Cellino Plumbing, Heating & Cooling for their stubborn, recurring drain blockages.