Hydrojet Cleaning
Hydrojet cleaning uses high pressured water to clean out your pipes
Hydrojet cleaning uses water at a very high pressure, up to 35,000 psi or more, to clean out your pipes. It can remove debris, tree roots and other obstructions in your pipes that you may have had difficulties removing yourself. A nozzle is fed into your drain or into the pipe, and it is usually self-propelled through the pipe from the pressure. Older types of hydrojets often have a metal pole used to guide it through the pipes, while newer hydrojets are designed to be self-guiding.
A good option for pipes that are regularly blocked
There are some types of pipes that are more regularly blocked by debris or tree roots. These pipes are often cleaned with hydrojetting because of how easy the method is. In general, you can expect to pay less on average for hydrojetting compared to more complicated pipe cleaning methods, and as a result your pipes can be hydrojetted on a more regular basis if this is a service that you need.
Hydrojet cleaning lasts longer than other methods
Something else to consider is the fact that hydrojet cleaning often lasts longer than other methods of pipe cleaning. It is thorough as it gets every part of the pipe, including the walls, and as a result it often doesn’t need to be performed as often as other methods. It is safe and can protect your pipes from unnecessary damage or deterioration due to blockages.
Hydrojetting may be the perfect option if you have blocked drain pipes or other pipes, but you should talk to a professional plumbing company to find out whether it can work for you or not. For more information about pipe cleaning in Chicago or to ask any questions that you may have about it, contact Ben Franklin of Northern Illinois at 630-883-4280.
