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(714) 894-6520

Hydro Jetting

High-pressure water cleaning up to 4,000 PSI that clears heavy buildup, grease, and debris throughout the entire pipe wall. The most thorough drain cleaning available.

Free Camera Inspection — $350 Value

Get a free sewer camera inspection with any drain cleaning service. See exactly what's happening inside your pipes before any work begins. Mention this offer when you call.

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Since 1998
Serving Orange County
4.9
Star Rating
18,392+
Projects Done
99.9%
On-Time Rate

Professional Hydro Jetting in Orange County

Hydro jetting is the most thorough drain cleaning method available. Using high-pressure water — up to 4,000 PSI — our hydro jetting equipment scours the entire interior surface of your pipes, removing grease, scale, mineral deposits, tree roots, and years of accumulated buildup that regular snaking can't reach.

Unlike drain snaking, which creates a hole through the blockage, hydro jetting cleans the full diameter of the pipe. The result is a pipe that flows like new. This is especially important for kitchen drains where grease accumulates on pipe walls, and for main sewer lines where roots and sediment build up over time.

Hydro jetting is safe for most residential pipes when performed by experienced professionals. We always start with a camera inspection to assess pipe condition before jetting. This ensures the pipes are structurally sound enough for high-pressure cleaning and helps us identify the best approach for your specific situation.

Licensed KCB Plumbing technician providing hydro jetting services in Orange County, CA
Licensed KCB Plumbing technician providing hydro jetting services in Orange County, CA

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Our Process

How It Works

1

Camera Inspection

We inspect the pipe with a sewer camera to assess condition, locate blockages, and ensure the pipe can handle jetting.

2

Access Point Setup

We identify the best access point (usually a cleanout) and set up the hydro jetting equipment.

3

High-Pressure Cleaning

A specialized nozzle is fed through the pipe, blasting water at up to 4,000 PSI to scour the pipe walls clean.

4

Debris Flushing

Loosened debris, grease, and roots are flushed downstream and out of your plumbing system.

5

Post-Jetting Inspection

We run the camera again to verify the pipe is completely clean and check for any areas of concern.

Why Choose KCB for Hydro Jetting

  • Upfront flat-rate pricing — you approve before we start
  • Licensed (#604044), insured, and bonded
  • 99.9% on-time response rate
  • 4.9 stars across 50+ Google reviews
  • Serving Orange County since 1998

What Affects Pricing

We provide transparent, upfront pricing before any work begins. Here are the factors that affect the cost of hydro jetting:

  • Length of pipe being cleaned
  • Severity of buildup or blockage
  • Pipe size and material
  • Access point location
  • Whether root cutting is needed
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Common Questions

Hydro Jetting FAQ

Is hydro jetting safe for old pipes?

Hydro jetting is safe for most pipe materials including PVC, ABS, cast iron, and clay. However, severely corroded or fragile pipes may not be suitable. That's why we always perform a camera inspection first — if we identify pipe damage, we'll recommend appropriate alternatives.

How is hydro jetting different from drain snaking?

Drain snaking pushes a cable through the clog to create a channel. Hydro jetting uses pressurized water to clean the entire pipe wall, removing all buildup — not just the blockage. Jetting provides a much more thorough and long-lasting clean.

How often should I get hydro jetting done?

For most residential properties, every 1-2 years is ideal for preventive maintenance. Homes with heavy kitchen use, older pipes, or trees near sewer lines may benefit from annual jetting. We can recommend a schedule based on your specific situation.

Can hydro jetting remove tree roots?

Yes, hydro jetting can cut through and flush out tree roots that have infiltrated your sewer line. For severe root intrusion, we may combine jetting with mechanical root cutting for the most effective result. We can also recommend root treatments to slow regrowth.

How long does hydro jetting take?

A typical residential hydro jetting job takes 1-2 hours, including setup, camera inspection, and the jetting itself. Larger homes or more severely clogged pipes may take longer.

Do I need a camera inspection before hydro jetting?

Yes — we camera the line first to confirm your pipes are in good condition for jetting and to choose the right nozzle and pressure. You see the same screen we do, so you know exactly why we're recommending jetting before any work begins.

How much does hydro jetting cost?

Cost depends on the length of the line, access, and how severe the buildup is. You'll get a flat-rate quote approved before any work begins — and for many jobs we can give you a free estimate over the phone at (714) 894-6520.

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