Domestic drain jetting uses high-pressure water to clean out your home's drainage system. A hose fitted with a rotating nozzle scours grease, scale, silt, and root bits from the pipe walls. It works on clay, plastic, and cast iron pipes, since we set the pressure to suit each one. Many homeowners book jetting once a year to stop blockages before they start.
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 check your drain access points and, where it helps, run a brief camera check. Since this shows us pipe condition, we can see the areas that need the most work.
We set up our jetting unit and feed the hose into the drain through the best access point. We pick the right nozzle and pressure for your pipe material.
We move the jetting nozzle through the pipe, cleaning from the problem area back to the access point. The rotating jets scour the pipe walls while they flush loose debris away.
We run water through the system to check full flow is back. Where it is included, we also run a final camera check, so you can see the before-and-after difference.
Domestic drain jetting costs depend on how much pipe we need to clear, and how much buildup it holds, since routine maintenance jetting is quicker than clearing years of neglect. We confirm the price before we start. Request a quote online.
Yes, when a professional does the work. We set the water pressure to match your pipe material and condition — lower for older clay pipes, higher for modern plastic. A brief camera check beforehand confirms the pipe can take jetting safely.
For most homes, jetting once a year keeps drains in good shape. Properties with mature trees near the drain run, or ones prone to grease buildup, may need jetting every six to twelve months instead. We suggest a suitable schedule once we see what we find.
No. We carry out all work through existing drain access points — manholes, inspection chambers, and gullies. We do not need to dig or lift any surfaces, and our compact unit sets up on a driveway or garden without causing damage.