
Drain & sewer
Hydro jetting in Mesa and across the Valley
A snake punches a hole through a clog. Jetting washes the pipe wall back to bare pipe, so the same drain stops backing up every few months.
The clog comes back because the pipe is still coated
Cabling a line clears a channel through the blockage. Water runs again and the drain seems fixed. The grease, scale, and root hair still lining the pipe catch the next thing that goes down.
Hydro jetting puts 3,000 to 4,000 PSI of water down the line through a nozzle that sprays backward, cutting the buildup loose and flushing it out to the main. What comes back is a pipe at close to its original diameter.
What it takes
4,000 PSI
Enough to cut hardened grease and root hair without touching sound pipe.
Jetting is the right call when
Cabling handles most one-off household clogs. Reach for jetting when the pattern says the pipe itself is the problem.
- The same drain clogs again within a few months of a cleaning
- You run a restaurant, bar, or commercial kitchen line
- The camera shows grease or scale coating the pipe wall
- Fine root hair keeps growing back through a joint
- Sand or silt has built up in a low spot in the line
- You are about to line the pipe and it has to be clean first
Jetting is not for every pipe. Old cast iron thinned by rust, or a line already cracked or offset, can fail under pressure. That is why we camera first.
How we jet a line
Camera it first
We check what the pipe is made of and what shape it is in. Thin, cracked, or collapsed pipe gets a repair plan instead of pressure.
Match the nozzle
A chain cutter for hard scale and roots, a flusher for grease and sand. Wrong nozzle means either no progress or a damaged line.
Wash it back to pipe
We work the hose the full run to the main, pulling the debris back toward the cleanout as we go.
Camera it again
You watch the after footage. If the line has a bad joint or a belly, you see it before it becomes a backup.
The team on the truck
The licensed crew that shows up for your hydro jetting. Same family, same name on the truck, in every neighborhood we serve.












Why our jetting calls stick
- A camera on both ends of the job
- Jetting blind is how good pipe gets wrecked and bad pipe gets billed twice. We look first and we show you the after.
- We own the next step
- If the camera finds a broken line, we reline it ourselves with Picote and Maxliner. No handoff to a sewer contractor.
- Grease lines on a schedule
- For restaurant kitchens we set a jetting cycle that fits your volume, often every few months. That way you are not closing over a backup on a Friday night.

The crew behind your hydro jetting
Your hydro jetting in Mesa is handled by our own licensed, family-run crew, not a rotating cast of subcontractors. We roll up in a fully-stocked fleet, so most jobs are diagnosed and finished in a single visit.
- Licensed, bonded & insured (ROC #356323)
- Local, family-owned team
- Fully-stocked service trucks
- Upfront pricing before we start
Common questions
Straight answers on hydro jetting in Mesa. Have another? Call (480) 765-3020.
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- Open 24/7 for emergencies
- Based in
- Mesa, AZ
- License
- ROC# 356323 · BBB A+


