$10 OffVeterans & First Responders $10 OffVeterans & First Responders Have you been scratching your head, trying to get rid of recurring clogs? If plunging and snaking aren’t fixing it anymore, hydro jetting can. Hydro jetting uses high-pressure water to clean the inside of your pipes.
A lot of older homes near the Halifax River and throughout Ormond Beach have sewer lines that are more prone to buildup and root intrusion. Hydro jetting is a great solution here.
Andy’s Plumbing has served Ormond Beach, FL, since 2000. Our licensed plumbers use professional sewer jetting equipment to get your drains flowing again.
Also called sewer jetting or high-pressure drain cleaning, hydro jetting is a process of shooting high-pressure water through your pipes to clean them. Think of it this way: your standard home pressure washer runs around 1,500 to 2,000 PSI. Hydro jetting equipment runs from 4,000 to 35,000 PSI. That’s up to 20 times more powerful than anything you can buy at the local hardware store. It’s more than enough to cut through tree roots, strip grease off pipe walls, and flush out years of buildup in one visit.
Who doesn’t love a convenient, fast fix? Snaking may seem great, but where snaking a drain punches a hole in the problem clog, hydro jetting removes the buildup that caused it. That means fewer repeat clogs and better flow overall.
Our hydro jetting services in Ormond Beach can handle a wide range of drain and sewer problems, including:
In Ormond Beach and across Volusia County, it’s common for drains to clog from grease, sand, and even tree roots. Florida’s sandy soil and subtropical climate don’t do your pipes any favors. Hydro jetting is a powerful way to clear out that buildup and keep your sewer lines running smoothly.
Some drain problems are easy to fix. Others keep coming back no matter what you try. Here are the signs that hydro jetting is the right call:
If any of these sound familiar, give us a call. We’ll take a look and let you know if hydro jetting is the right fix for your home.
Don’t worry, we’re not just going to show up and start blasting your pipes. Every hydro jetting job at Andy’s Plumbing follows a clear, proven process to make sure it’s the right approach and that it’s done safely.
We use a small waterproof camera to see exactly what’s going on inside your pipes. Camera inspection is a crucial part of plumbing. It lets us know the exact condition of the pipe. It helps us make sure hydro jetting is actually the right call for your pipes.
We choose the right nozzle and pressure based on your pipes and what’s causing the clog. What works for a kitchen drain is different from a main sewer line, and we adjust for each job.
We feed the jetting hose into your clean-out, which lets us access your main sewer line. The water blasts forward to break up the blockage and backward to push debris down and out of the line.
Once the line is clear, we flush the system and may run the camera again to make sure everything is clean and flowing well before we leave.
If your drains are slow, backing up, or just not getting better, Andy’s Plumbing can help. Our hydro jetting services in Ormond Beach, FL, give your pipes a deep clean that drain snakes and store-bought products just can’t match.
We’ve served Volusia and Flagler Counties for over 25 years. We’ve built up community trust, and we stand behind every job we do. Call us today or contact us online to get your free estimate!
Here are common hydro jetting questions we get from our customers.
In Ormond Beach, most homeowners pay between $350 and $900 for residential hydro jetting. Like a lot of plumbing jobs, the final price depends on how long your sewer line is, how easy it is to access, and how bad the blockage is. Jobs with heavy root intrusion or hard-to-reach pipes can cost more. At Andy’s Plumbing, we give you a free estimate before any work starts, so there are no surprises. We also offer financing if you need it.
Mostly. It depends on the pipe. Hydro jetting is safe for most pipe types (PVC, copper, and cast iron) as long as they’re in good condition. If you have older, cracked pipes, the high-pressure water can damage them. That’s why we always run a camera inspection first. It lets us see what we’re working with and pick the right pressure, or suggest a different option if jetting isn’t the right call at the moment.
A drain snake is a metal cable that breaks up a clog, but it doesn’t clean the pipe walls. Think of it like poking a hole through the blockage. It works for simple clogs, but it leaves residue behind that can build up again quickly. Hydro jetting cleans the full inside surface of the pipe. It’s the better choice when clogs keep coming back, when there’s a lot of grease, or when you want a fix that lasts more than a few weeks.
For most homes, hydro jetting keeps your drains clear for one to three years. If you have big trees near your sewer line, older pipes, or a lot of kitchen grease going down the drain, buildup may come back sooner. A good rule of thumb is to schedule hydro jetting every one to two years as part of regular home maintenance. Your Andy’s Plumbing tech can give you a better idea of what to expect based on what we find during the inspection.
