When Hydro Jetting Makes Sense
- Clogs that come back soon after the line is snaked
- Heavy grease buildup in kitchen or main lines
- Light root intrusion
- Scale and sludge reducing flow
- Preparing a line for camera inspection or repair
Our Hydro Jetting Process
- Camera-inspect the line to confirm it can handle jetting
- Access the line through a cleanout
- Jet the line with the right nozzle and pressure for the pipe
- Camera-verify the results
- Recommend repairs if the inspection found damage
Hydro Jetting vs. Traditional Drain Cleaning
Both have a place. Cabling is fast and effective for most single clogs. Jetting is the better choice for buildup that lines the pipe, because it cleans the full diameter instead of opening a path through the middle.
- Drain cable / snake
- Breaks through a blockage. Quick, affordable, ideal for most simple clogs.
- Hydro jetting
- Scours the pipe walls clean. Best for grease, scale and recurring clogs.
Why Choose Zenith?
We find the actual cause — with a camera or test equipment when needed — before suggesting a repair.
You'll hear your options and the price before any work begins, so there are no surprises.
Drains, sewer lines, water heaters, furnaces and AC — one team that knows your whole home.
Shoe covers, protected work areas and a clean jobsite when we're done.
Hydro Jetting Service Areas
Zenith provides hydro jetting across the Denver metro and Front Range, including:
Frequently Asked Questions
Is hydro jetting safe for my pipes?
It's safe for pipes in sound condition. That's why we inspect first — badly cracked or deteriorated pipe may need repair rather than jetting.
Will hydro jetting remove tree roots?
It can cut and flush out light root intrusion. Heavy roots usually come back unless the damaged joint they're entering through is repaired.