About Hydro Jetting Services
Commercial Drain Cleaning in The Houston Area
Commercial clients in the Houston area that require heavy drain cleaning and grease removal have come to rely on The Extreme Hydro Jetting.
With a large fleet of commercial drain cleaning trucks and some of the Houston area’s best-trained drain cleaning technicians, The Drain Doctor is your commercial plumbing company. Our technicians are prepared to handle all of your drain cleaning and grease removal requirements.
For the toughest Houston plumbing jobs, we utilize the latest water jetting equipment to remove the blockage from the most difficult stoppages.
Hydro-Jet Services
Hydro-jetting, also known as water jetting, is the process of using high and ultra-high pressure water to clean open and enclosed areas (even areas that are difficult to access), surface prepare materials for coatings, remove clogs and cold-cut materials.
Hydro-jetting is the only method of cleaning storm water drains blocked by silt and sediment build-up. An electric sewer machine will simply bore through leaving the dirt in the drain leaving the dirt behind when the cable is removed. The hydro-jet method penetrates the dirt and flushes the drain in one action, leaving the drain clean.
Using water pressure up to 2500 psi, these techniques have been used in practically every industry when cleaning and descaling.
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Thoroughly cleaned line
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Achieve clean surface finishes
Plumbing Snaking vs. Hydro Jetting
Drain clogs are a problem for every homeowner at some point. Materials get stuck in the toilet and sink drains or build up over time and result in slow drains or overflows. If your plunger won’t move the clog, you need something a little more powerful. Plumbers often use a plumbing auger or a hydro jet when clogs just won’t budge. Each is designed for different types of clogs
Why Hydro-Jetting is the Go-To Solution for Commercial Plumbing
Commercial plumbing is often subjected to far greater pressures than its residential counterparts. In most instances, commercial systems are more complex and see far heavier usage than the plumbing found in a typical household. After all, residential plumbing only has to serve the limited needs of the family living in the home. Commercial plumbing, in many instances, has to provide service to dozens, perhaps even hundreds of people, sometimes even around the clock.
When it comes to drains, that heavy usage can quickly take its toll. Public restrooms are easily overwhelmed by a sudden influx of visitors. Depending on the type of business, commercial drains may not only have to deal with more frequent usage, but their drains may also undergo damaging abuse on a regular basis. From restaurants dumping oil and food waste down the sinks to industrial facilities hosing debris and chemicals down floor drains, commercial properties are more likely to run into clogging problems very quickly.
No matter what business a commercial property is engaged in, dealing with clogged drains and sewer lines is a serious problem that can’t be ignored.
