Hydro jetting that actually clears the line.

Hydro jetting (also called sewer jetting, water jetting, drain jetting, or hydrojet drain cleaning) uses pressurized water (in our case 3,500 PSI through a specialized nozzle) to scour the inside walls of a drain or sewer line clean. Unlike a cable (snake) that punches a hole through a clog, the jetter removes grease, roots, scale, sludge, and foreign objects completely, restoring the pipe to its original diameter.

A cable (snake) punches a hole through the clog. A hydro jetter uses 3,500 PSI of water to scour the whole inside of the pipe clean. Snaking is right for a single hard blockage in a bathroom sink or single toilet. Hydro jetting is right for main lines, recurring clogs, grease, scale, roots, tub/shower/kitchen drains, and anything that needs the pipe actually cleaned rather than just opened. The camera scope included on every jet job tells us which one your line needs.

Our hydro jetting rate across the Omaha metro is $300/hr, billed hourly. Residential main-line jetting typically wraps in about 2 hours ($600 typical, with the range running $600–$1,500 depending on severity). Commercial grease-line jetting runs $1,200–$2,400+ depending on footage. Storm drain and catch basin cleanouts run $600–$1,500. Before + after camera scope is included on every jet job at no additional charge.

Residential main lines: 1.5–3 hours at $300/hr (most wrap around 2 hours, so $600 typical). Storm drains and parking-lot catch basins: 1.5–3 hours. Commercial grease lines: 2–5 hours depending on footage. Cast iron descaling: 2–4 hours typical. Billed hourly for time on site. Before + after camera scope is included at no additional charge. Note: bathroom-sink, single-toilet snake work, and light plumbing are on the separate $95/hr rate. See /pricing.

On sound pipe, no. On pre-existing damaged pipe (cracked, offset, bellied, or badly corroded cast iron) jetting can expose what was already failing. That's why every jet job starts with a camera scope of the line at no additional charge. If the pipe isn't sound, we tell you before we open the throttle. On older Omaha-metro homes (pre-1975), we always scope first; on newer PVC mains, scope + jet is the standard pass.

For residential: when there's an active clog, after a recurring backup, or as pre-sale maintenance on an older home. Not on a fixed schedule. For commercial grease lines: quarterly for high-volume kitchens, semi-annual for moderate-volume. For storm drains: before spring runoff (March–April) and after fall leaf drop (October–November) are the two highest-value windows.

Yes. A hydro jetter with a root-cutter nozzle will clear roots and restore flow in PVC and cast iron mains. For recurring root intrusion, the long-term fix is pipe lining or spot repair (we refer those out). Jetting with a root cutter typically buys 2–3 years before the roots grow back; the camera scope at the end tells you how much time you have.

Yes. This is the single most common job we run across the Omaha metro. A backed-up main line is almost always grease, roots, scale, or a foreign object. The 3,500 PSI jetter clears all four. Most residential main-line jet jobs wrap in about 2 hours ($600 typical). If the line has structural damage, the camera scope at the start tells us before we jet.

Four steps. (1) We walk the access, locate the cleanout, and give you an upfront estimate with a time range before the truck unloads. (2) Camera first: we identify the problem on-screen and walk you through what's in the line. (3) Jet with the correct nozzle for the job: flush pattern, root cutter, or penetrator at 3,500 PSI / 8 GPM. (4) Camera-verify the line runs clean, walked through with you on the monitor. The recording is available on request.

For interior work (basement cleanout, floor-level access), yes. For exterior cleanouts, storm drains, parking-lot catch basins, and most commercial grease lines, we can usually work from outside access without entering the building. We confirm at booking.

Yes. Restaurants, multifamily, HOAs, and older commercial buildings benefit from quarterly or semi-annual hydro jetting. We bill at the same $300/hr rate, with no "maintenance contract" upcharge. Net-15 invoicing to your AP with a COI on file.

Yes. Commercial hydro jetting across the Omaha metro is a core line of our work: restaurant grease-line jetting, multifamily main-line jetting, HOA storm drain and catch basin cleanouts, and office / retail / care-facility recurring maintenance. Same $300/hr rate, Net-15 invoicing, COI on file.

Omaha, Bellevue, La Vista, Papillion, Elkhorn, and Gretna, the full Omaha metro and Sarpy County. Same posted $300/hr rate across every city, no travel surcharge inside the service area. See the per-city pages (linked below) for the specific drain patterns common in each.