Illustration of residential hydro jetting at an exterior cleanout

Strong cleaning for the right pipe

Wash away heavy buildup—when the pipe can handle it.

High-pressure water can remove heavy buildup, but we first check whether the pipe and access are safe for it.

Access, scope, and result

A suitable line and access point

We check whether the pipe and available entry point suit high-pressure cleaning. Tell us about known damage or previous inspections. Jetting removes suitable buildup; it does not repair a broken pipe or correct its slope.

Included in the agreed service

$400 covers the suitability check, first cleaning hour, post-work camera check, video, and report. Additional hours are $350 each and require approval. The included camera check is not a separate PSI charge.

Separate work

Grease-trap pumping, catch-basin vacuuming, contaminated-waste disposal, excavation, and pipe repairs are not included in line jetting.

Standalone or inspection support

IDC handles standalone and preventive jetting. PSI may provide separately approved jetting when needed to complete its inspection.

What we check

What this visit includes

01

Camera check before cleaning

We save this as part of your job record and include it in your results.

02

Where and how we cleaned

We save this as part of your job record and include it in your results.

03

Camera check after cleaning

We save this as part of your job record and include it in your results.

When this may not be enough

Older or damaged pipes may not be safe for high-pressure cleaning.

Price and what is included

If a price is available, it will show what is included before you choose. Some repairs need an on-site quote.

$400 first hour · $350 each additional hour

Availability depends on the access point, service area, and the work your line needs.