"After three rounds of snaking in six months, LiningWorks did a hydro jetting service that actually cleaned the wall. Camera before and after showed exactly why the snake kept failing. No backup since."
CHARLOTTE · GREENSBORO · WINSTON-SALEM
Hydro Jetting 4,000 PSI clears what snaking leaves behind.
LiningWorks hydro jetting blasts grease, scale, root debris, and mineral buildup from your sewer pipe walls at up to 4,000 PSI, restoring full bore in a single service call and eliminating the recurring clogs that snaking only punches through.
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WHAT IT IS
What hydro jetting actually does inside your pipe.
Hydro jetting uses high-pressure water, delivered through a specialized nozzle at up to 4,000 PSI, to scour the interior walls of a sewer pipe. Unlike a snake, which punches a hole through a blockage, hydro jetting removes the blockage material entirely and cleans the pipe wall back to near-original bore.
Grease accumulations, mineral scale, silt deposits, and soft root intrusions that have built up over years are stripped from the wall in a single pass. The nozzle sprays forward to cut through blockages and backward to flush debris down the line and away from the property.
Hydro jetting is also the required pre-treatment before CIPP pipe lining. The liner must bond to a clean pipe wall; any debris, scale, or organic material left behind can cause voids in the liner adhesion. LiningWorks always jets before any lining installation.
Every hydro jetting service begins with a camera inspection so we know what we're cleaning (material type, blockage location, and pipe condition) before any pressure is applied. We don't jet pipes that are too fragile to handle the pressure.
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WATCH US WORK
Watch hydro jetting clear a blocked sewer line.
A real hydro jetting service from a Charlotte residential job: nozzle insertion, high-pressure pass, and camera verify showing cleared bore. Unedited site footage.
PROBLEMS HYDRO JETTING RESOLVES
Drain and sewer problems hydro jetting eliminates.
These are the four conditions that hydro jetting resolves by removing the buildup itself, not just the blockage it causes. If your drain has one of these, snaking clears it temporarily; hydro jetting removes the coating causing the recurrence.
- Grease buildup that recurs within weeks of snakingGrease coats the pipe wall. Snaking punches through it but leaves the coating. Hydro jetting strips the wall clean, eliminating the surface grease returns to.
- Mineral scale narrowing the pipe bore progressivelyHard water deposits calcify on cast iron and older pipes. Hydro jetting removes the scale layer and restores near-full diameter in one pass.
- Silt and debris compacted in low-sloped drain linesFlat or low-slope runs trap sediment. Hydro jetting's backward-spray nozzle flushes compacted material fully out of the line.
- Soft root masses blocking the line between hard jointsFine root webs and soft root masses in the pipe bore are flushed clear by hydro jetting, though cracks and joint gaps that let them in require lining to restore structural integrity.
HOW THE SERVICE WORKS
How our hydro jetting service works, step by step.
A LiningWorks hydro jetting service is a fast, typically two-hour visit for most residential drain lines. Camera before, jet, camera after: done.
1. Camera inspection confirms what we're jetting and pipe condition
2. High-pressure nozzle inserted through cleanout
3. High-pressure forward-and-backward pass clears the full bore
4. Post-jetting camera confirms full bore is restored
BEFORE & AFTER
Grease-blocked sewer line, hydro jetted, full bore restored.
A SouthPark condominium with a kitchen drain that backed up monthly despite repeated snaking. Hydro jetting stripped 8mm of grease coating from 55 feet of 4-inch ABS. The blockage that was snaked through every month was the wall coating, not a discrete plug.
WHY HOMEOWNERS TRUST US
Why homeowners trust LiningWorks for hydro jetting.
We camera-diagnose before every hydro jetting service so we know what we're clearing and whether the pipe can handle the pressure. Four things define how we jet.
Camera inspection before every hydro jetting service
NC-licensed hydro jetting crew
Flat-rate hydro jetting pricing
Hydro jetting plus lining coordination
HOW TO GET STARTED
How to book hydro jetting in three steps.
Same process whether you have a single stubborn blockage or a drain line that's never been properly cleaned.
Call and describe the drain history
336-477-3218, Monday through Saturday, 7 AM to 6 PM. Tell us what drains are slow, how often they've been snaked, and how long the problem has been recurring, and we'll advise on hydro jetting vs. other options.
Camera inspection and flat-rate hydro jetting quote this week
Camera runs for hydro jetting are typically scheduled within 48 hours. Quote is flat-rate and delivered after the camera confirms the blockage.
Hydro jetting service completed, full bore verified same day
Jet and post-service camera verify typically take 2 hours. Most jobs are complete in a single visit.
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