When the tank is fine but the line still won't drain, the blockage is in the pipe. High-pressure jetting scours roots, grease, and sludge out of the line between your house, tank, and field and restores full flow.
Sometimes we pump a tank and the drains are still slow — because the problem is the pipe, not the tank. Roots find their way into joints, grease and sludge coat the walls, and the effective diameter shrinks until flow chokes. A snake punches a hole through it; jetting actually scours the pipe wall clean.
We run a high-pressure hose through the line, cut the roots and blast the buildup back to the tank, and can follow with a camera to confirm the pipe is clear and find why it clogged.
Most residential jetting runs $250–$600 depending on line length, access, and severity. Camera inspection can be added to confirm the clear and find the cause.
A snake bores a hole through a clog so water passes; jetting scours the whole pipe wall clean, cutting roots and stripping grease so the blockage doesn't return in a month.
On sound pipe, no — it's water pressure sized to the line. If a camera shows a crushed or broken section, jetting won't fix that and we'll tell you it needs repair instead.
If pumping the tank buys only days of relief, or one fixture backs up repeatedly, the line is the suspect. A camera settles it.
Straight prices, quoted before the truck rolls. Residential and commercial.
Tell us where the property is and what's going on. We'll get right back to you with a straight price.
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Lakes Region