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When your sewer jetting is done right, you get months or even years without backup problems. No more standing water in your basement after heavy rain. No more calling a plumber every few months for the same clogged line.
The high-pressure water doesn’t just punch through blockages—it scrubs your pipe walls clean. Grease buildup, tree roots, years of accumulated debris—all gone. Your system flows the way it’s supposed to flow.
You’ll notice the difference immediately. Toilets flush completely. Sinks drain fast. That sewage smell disappears.
We’ve been handling Head of the Harbor’s toughest drain problems since 1998. Not as some big corporate outfit, but as your neighbors who actually live here too.
When you call AAA Dependable, you’re getting people who understand Long Island soil conditions and know how tree roots behave in our area. We’ve seen every type of blockage this region throws at sewer systems.
Over 325 five-star reviews from Suffolk County families prove we do what we say we’ll do. Licensed, insured, and committed to keeping our local reputation intact by treating every job right.
First, we locate your sewer cleanout and run a camera inspection to see what we’re dealing with. No guessing—we know exactly where the problem is and how severe it is before we start.
Then we insert our high-pressure jetting equipment. Water blasts through your lines at up to 4,000 PSI, cutting through tree roots, dissolving grease buildup, and scouring away years of accumulated debris.
The process takes one to three hours depending on your line’s length and the severity of buildup. Everything gets flushed safely into the municipal system. When we’re done, we run another camera check to confirm your lines are completely clear.
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Your sewer jetting service includes complete camera inspection before and after, so you see exactly what we found and what we fixed. No surprises, no upselling.
In Head of the Harbor, most residential jobs run $350 to $600 depending on your line’s length and condition. We give you the exact price upfront—no hourly charges that keep climbing while we work.
You also get our preventive maintenance recommendations. Most homes here need jetting every 18 to 24 months to stay ahead of tree root intrusion and normal buildup. We’ll set up a schedule that works for your budget and keeps your system running smoothly.
Most residential sewer jetting in Head of the Harbor runs between $350 and $600. The exact cost depends on your sewer line’s length, accessibility, and how severe the blockage is.
We always give you the price upfront after our camera inspection shows us what we’re dealing with. No hourly rates that keep climbing, no surprise charges after we start working.
If you need additional services like tree root cutting or pipe repairs, we’ll explain those costs separately before doing any extra work. Most standard jetting jobs take 1-3 hours and solve the problem completely.
Hydro jetting clears your entire pipe, while snaking just pokes a hole through the blockage. Think of it like the difference between power washing your driveway versus just sweeping a narrow path.
Snaking might get water flowing again temporarily, but the grease, roots, and debris buildup stays stuck to your pipe walls. Within months, you’re dealing with the same backup problems.
Sewer jetting scours your pipes completely clean with high-pressure water. You get 18-24 months of trouble-free operation instead of calling us back in three months. It costs more upfront but saves money long-term by actually solving the problem.
Most Head of the Harbor homes need sewer jetting every 18 to 24 months for preventive maintenance. Properties with large trees nearby might need service more frequently due to root intrusion.
If you’re dealing with recurring backups, slow drains, or sewage odors, don’t wait for your scheduled maintenance. These are signs your system needs attention now before a complete backup happens.
Commercial properties like restaurants typically need jetting every 6-12 months because of grease and food waste volume. We’ll recommend the right schedule based on your specific situation and usage patterns.
Professional sewer jetting is safe for properly maintained pipes. We always run a camera inspection first to check for cracks, breaks, or deteriorated sections that might not handle high pressure.
Our equipment adjusts water pressure based on your pipe material and condition. Cast iron, PVC, clay—each gets the right pressure setting to clean effectively without causing damage.
If we find structural problems during inspection, we’ll recommend repairs before jetting. This protects your pipes and prevents turning a cleaning job into an expensive excavation project. Honest assessment upfront saves you money and headaches.
Tree roots are the biggest culprit here. Our mature trees send roots into sewer lines looking for water and nutrients. Once inside, they catch grease, paper, and debris until your line backs up completely.
Grease buildup from kitchen sinks combines with soap scum and creates stubborn blockages that get worse over time. Many homes also have older clay or cast iron pipes that develop rough interiors where debris accumulates.
Heavy rains can overwhelm systems and cause backups, especially if your lines already have partial blockages. Regular preventive jetting removes buildup before it becomes a problem during storm events.
Yes, we handle emergency sewer backups throughout Head of the Harbor. Sewage backing up into your basement or overflowing from cleanouts can’t wait until regular business hours.
We respond quickly to emergency calls because we understand how disruptive and unsanitary these situations become. Our trucks carry everything needed to clear blockages and restore normal flow immediately.
For non-emergency situations, we recommend scheduling preventive maintenance during regular hours when costs are lower. But when you have raw sewage in your home, we’ll get there fast and solve the problem right away.
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