Hydro Jetting in Franklin & Nashville, TN
Hydro jetting is high-pressure water cleaning that blasts grease, roots, scale, and heavy buildup off the full inner wall of a drain or sewer line, restoring it to near-original flow capacity.
What It Is
Unlike cable snaking, which punches a hole through a clog, hydro jetting scours the entire pipe wall clean — which is why it is the right tool for recurring grease and root problems.
How It Works — Our Process
Our hydro jetting process protects your pipe while clearing it completely:
A Camera Inspection First
A camera inspection first to confirm the line can handle jetting and to locate the buildup
Nozzle
Nozzle and pressure selection matched to the pipe size and the type of blockage
High-Pressure Water Working
High-pressure water working from the access point through the full run
A Post-Jet Camera Pass
A post-jet camera pass to confirm the wall is clean and the flow is restored
A Maintenance Interval Recommendation
A maintenance interval recommendation for grease-prone or root-prone lines
When You Need It
Choose hydro jetting for recurring clogs, grease-heavy commercial and restaurant lines, root intrusion that cable cleaning cannot keep clear, and scale buildup in older lines. We run a camera first to be sure the pipe is sound enough to jet.
Pricing & Method Details
See the full hub for methods, pricing, and options.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is hydro jetting better than snaking?
For grease, roots, and recurring buildup, yes — jetting scours the whole pipe wall clean, while snaking only opens a hole through the clog. For a simple soft clog, snaking may be all you need.
Will hydro jetting damage my pipes?
Not when the line is sound and properly assessed. We run a camera inspection first; if the pipe is fragile or already damaged, we recommend repair instead of jetting.
How much does hydro jetting cost?
Residential hydro jetting runs $750–$1,250 and commercial or restaurant jetting runs $1,200–$1,500 (monthly or annual contract discounts available), with contract discounts available for businesses.
How often should commercial grease lines be jetted?
Most restaurants and grease-handling businesses benefit from annual or scheduled jetting; we recommend an interval based on your line's condition and usage.
Find Out What Your Line Needs.
Every job starts with a free camera inspection so you see the real condition before any work. Call or text (629) 276-6322.