Tired of Recurring Clogs in Your Pearland Home?
You plunge, snake, and maybe even pour a chemical cleaner down the drain… but the clog keeps coming back. That’s when it’s time to go beyond the basics and bring out the big guns: hydro jetting.
At Red One Plumbing, we help homeowners in Pearland, Friendswood, and Manvel clear serious pipe blockages with this advanced service. Here’s what you need to know.
What Is Hydro Jetting?
Hydro jetting is a professional-grade method that uses high-pressure water (up to 4,000 PSI) to blast through grease, sludge, tree roots, and years of buildup inside your plumbing pipes.
It’s not just unclogging — it’s power washing the inside of your plumbing to restore flow and protect your system long-term.
When Do You Need Hydro Jetting?
You likely need hydro jetting if you’re dealing with:
- Multiple slow drains throughout the house
- Gurgling sounds or bubbling toilets
- Nasty smells coming from kitchen or bathroom sinks
- Frequent backups that keep coming back
- Older homes with years of buildup or root intrusion
We always inspect your pipes first to make sure they can handle the pressure — especially in older Pearland homes.
How Is It Different from Snaking or Chemical Cleaners?
Is Hydro Jetting Safe?
Yes — when done by a pro. It’s not a DIY job. We use sewer cameras to inspect the line first, confirm the condition of your pipes, and apply the correct PSI.
Some older or damaged pipes can be harmed by pressure if not handled properly, which is why we only use it when it's truly safe and effective.
Hydro Jetting in Pearland, Friendswood & Nearby
If you’re dealing with repeated clogs or sluggish drains, give us a call. We’ll inspect your lines, explain your options, and provide honest advice — no gimmicks or upsells.
📞 Call Red One Plumbing at 832-281-4022 or schedule your service online today.
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FAQs: Hydro Jetting in Pearland
Q: Will hydro jetting damage my pipes?
Not when done professionally. We always inspect the line first and adjust pressure to match pipe condition.
Q: Can I use chemical drain cleaners instead?
They may work short-term, but they often damage pipes and don’t fix the root cause. We don’t recommend them.
Q: How often should I hydro jet my plumbing?
Most homeowners don’t need it regularly — only when deeper buildup is causing problems.
