Professional high-pressure cleaning
Drain Jetting Services
High-pressure water jetting to clear suitable blockages, remove built-up deposits and help restore flow in domestic and commercial drains.
What is high-pressure drain jetting?
Drain jetting uses controlled high-pressure water delivered through a specialist hose and nozzle to break up suitable obstructions and clean deposits from pipe walls.
The method can be effective for silt, grease, soap residue, scale and other accumulated material. The equipment, pressure and nozzle must be selected around the pipework, access and suspected cause of the problem.
Jetting is not automatically the right choice for every drain. We assess the available information and visible condition first, particularly where pipe damage or a collapsed section may be suspected.
Suitable for
- Built-up grease and organic deposits
- Silt, residue and loose debris
- Slow-flowing underground drains
- Suitable domestic and commercial blockages
- Cleaning before a CCTV inspection
Domestic and commercial applications
Jetting is planned around the drainage system, access and the material being removed.
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Blocked household drains
Clear suitable restrictions in external drains and waste runs serving homes and residential properties.
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Commercial drainage
Support kitchens, workplaces, managed properties and sites where drainage performance affects operations.
03
Cleaning before inspection
Improve visibility before a CCTV survey when deposits or debris obscure the internal pipe surface.
04
Recurring build-up
Remove accumulated material and investigate why a drain is repeatedly slowing or blocking.
How drain jetting works
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Assess access and symptoms
We identify suitable access points and consider the likely restriction and pipe condition.
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Select the equipment
The hose, nozzle and operating approach are chosen for the drainage run and the work required.
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Jet and check the flow
Water pressure is used to clear suitable material, followed by checks on the drainage response.
Need a drain cleared?
Tell us which drains are affected, the symptoms and any known access points.