Commercial plumbing
Commercial drain jetting and camera inspection
A cable punches a hole through a blockage. A jetter scours the whole pipe wall. For grease, scale and fine roots in a busy building, jetting is what keeps the line open.
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- Nozzles matched to pipe size and material
- Grease, sludge and scale scoured from the wall
- Camera inspection before and after
- Maintenance schedules for busy lines
A price before we startNothing cut or opened until you say yes.
- Licensed & insureddetails confirmed on the call
- Phones answered 24/7a person, not a queue
- Price before we startcall-out rate on the phone
- Old Toronto & East Yorkhouses, condos, businesses
When jetting beats cabling
- Grease-lined kitchen mains that close up again weeks after snaking.
- Laterals with fine root hair growing through joints.
- Scale and sludge in long, flat runs with little fall.
- Before a camera survey, so the footage shows the pipe, not the muck.
Signs it is time to call
- The same line needs snaking every few weeks
- Several floor drains slow at once
- Sewer smell from floor drains in a commercial unit
- Grease visible at a cleanout
How we jet a line
- Access: cleanout opened, or a fixture pulled if there is none.
- First camera pass: pipe material, joints and any break noted, so we do not jet into a collapse.
- Jetting: the hose runs upstream against the flow while rear jets pull it forward and wash debris down.
- Second camera pass: confirm the bore is clear and record its condition.
Pipes we take care with
Old cast iron with thin walls, clay with cracked joints and lined pipe all need lower pressure and the right nozzle. The first camera pass decides the setting. If the camera shows a broken section, we stop and give you the options before continuing.
Setting a schedule
A line that has to be jetted every few months is telling you something about use, slope or grease handling. We note what came out and how fast it built up so you can plan maintenance instead of emergencies.
What’s included
What’s included
- Cleanout access and set-up
- Camera pass before jetting
- High-pressure jetting with the right nozzle
- Camera pass after, with notes
How the visit runs
- 1Look first
Camera survey before any water pressure.
- 2Scour
Jetter run against the flow to the main.
- 3Confirm
Camera again to prove the bore is clear.
- 4Plan
Notes on build-up and when to return.
Common questions
Is jetting safe for old cast-iron pipes?
Yes, at the right pressure. We camera the line first and set pressure and nozzle to the pipe’s condition.
Can jetting remove tree roots?
Fine roots, yes, with a root-cutting nozzle. Thick roots may need a mechanical cutter first, and a broken joint may need repair.
Keep the doors open. Call the plumber.
A plumber answers day and night, and the call-out rate is quoted before anyone drives over.