Commercial drain jetting gives business sites the deep clean their drains need. Since restaurants, cafes, hotels, and other food businesses build up grease and fat much faster than a home, they need it more often. Our units run at high pressure and use root cutters, chain flails, and long-reach nozzles for bigger pipes and tougher buildup. Regular jetting helps you avoid emergency blockages and stay ready for checks.
Before you send a request, our guide Drain Jetting vs Drain Rods: Which Method is Best? explains what to look for and what your options are. It also covers the questions we usually ask when you get in touch.
We survey your commercial drainage, finding every access point, pipe run, and problem area. Because food premises need extra care, we pay close attention to grease trap connections and kitchen waste lines.
Based on what we find, we pick the right jetting unit, nozzle type, and pressure setting. This matches your pipe material and the type of buildup we need to remove.
We jet every pipe section in turn, working from the furthest points back to the main sewer connection. Kitchen waste lines get extra attention with grease-cutting nozzles.
We give you a completion certificate for your records. If you choose a maintenance plan, we book your next visit at the agreed interval.
Commercial drain jetting costs depend on the size of your drain network and how bad the buildup is, since a scheduled maintenance plan can lower the cost per visit. We give a detailed quote after a site check. Request a quote online.
Restaurants, takeaways, and food businesses should have their drains jetted every three to six months. Offices and shops with lighter drainage use typically need it once a year. We suggest a suitable schedule based on your business type and drain condition.
Yes. We can schedule jetting to cut disruption — early mornings, evenings, or weekends work well for food businesses. Since our equipment is self-contained and does not need us to shut off your water, your business can keep running during the work.
Yes. We give completion certificates that confirm the date, scope, and outcome of the jetting work. These records show your business keeps its drains to the right standard, and you can present them at environmental health or trade effluent checks.