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You get your water flowing the way it should. No more slow drains backing up every few months. No more calling someone else in six weeks when the problem comes back.
Our high-pressure water jetting doesn’t just punch a hole through your clog like traditional snaking. It scours the entire pipe clean—grease, roots, scale, debris—everything that’s been building up for years gets blasted out completely.
That’s the difference between a temporary fix and actually solving the problem. Your pipes work like they’re supposed to, and they stay that way.
We’ve been handling sewer problems in Flanders and throughout Suffolk County since 1998. We’re the local family business that shows up when we say we will and charges what we quote.
Over 325 five-star reviews don’t happen by accident. They happen because our team does the work right the first time, explains what we’re doing, and doesn’t try to sell you things you don’t need.
Most homes in Flanders still rely on individual septic systems and cesspools—which means when your drains start backing up, you need someone who understands these older systems and knows how to work with them properly.
First, we inspect your line with a camera to see exactly what’s going on. No guessing, no assumptions—we know what we’re dealing with before we start.
Then we insert the jetting hose and blast water at up to 4,000 PSI through your pipes. The high-pressure stream cuts through roots, dissolves grease buildup, and scrubs the pipe walls clean. Different nozzle heads handle different problems—forward-facing jets cut through tough blockages, while rotating heads give you that complete 360-degree cleaning.
Everything gets flushed out safely, and we do a final inspection to make sure your line is completely clear and flowing properly. The whole process usually takes a couple hours, depending on how bad the buildup was.
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You get the complete job—inspection, jetting, and follow-up check to make sure everything’s working right. No shortcuts, no “that should do it” and walking away.
This works for everything from your kitchen sink that’s been draining slow to your main sewer line that’s completely blocked. We handle residential and commercial properties throughout Flanders and know how to work with the older pipe systems common in this area.
Most Flanders homes were built in the 1970s, which means your pipes have seen decades of use. We understand these systems and know how to clean them without causing damage. We adjust water pressure based on your pipe type and condition—no one-size-fits-all approach that could crack older lines.
Sewer jetting in Suffolk County typically starts around $500, but your actual cost depends on the length of line that needs cleaning and how severe the blockage is. Most residential jobs in Flanders run between $500-800 for a standard main line cleaning.
The price covers the complete service—camera inspection, high-pressure jetting, and follow-up check. No hidden fees or surprise charges after we start the work. You get an upfront quote based on what we find during the initial inspection.
We’ve been serving Flanders for over 25 years with honest pricing. We’ll tell you exactly what needs to be done and what it costs before any work begins.
Hydro jetting clears the entire pipe, while snaking just pokes a hole through the clog. Think of snaking like punching a hole through a wall—you get through, but the wall is still there. Hydro jetting removes the whole wall.
When you snake a line, you typically get 3-6 months before the problem comes back because you haven’t removed the grease, scale, and debris coating the pipe walls. Hydro jetting strips all that buildup away, so your pipes stay clear much longer.
For Flanders homes with older systems, this makes a huge difference. These pipes have decades of buildup that snaking simply can’t address. Hydro jetting gets them back to like-new condition and keeps them working properly.
Most residential properties in Flanders need hydro jetting every 1-2 years for preventive maintenance. If you’re dealing with frequent backups or slow drains, you probably need it now and then can get on a regular schedule.
Homes with heavy usage—large families, frequent entertaining, or older pipe systems—might need annual service. Commercial properties, especially restaurants, typically need more frequent jetting due to grease and food waste.
We’ll give you a realistic maintenance schedule based on your actual usage and pipe condition. We’re not trying to oversell you—we want your system working properly with the least hassle and cost.
Professional hydro jetting is safe for all pipe types when done correctly—PVC, copper, cast iron, even older clay pipes. The key is using the right pressure and technique for your specific system.
We always start with a camera inspection to check pipe condition before jetting. We adjust water pressure based on what we find—full pressure for newer, strong pipes, reduced pressure for older or damaged lines. If we spot serious damage, we’ll recommend repairs before jetting to avoid making problems worse.
We’ve been working with Flanders’ older pipe systems for over 25 years and know how to clean them safely. The inspection and proper technique protect your pipes while still getting them completely clean.
Yes, hydro jetting cuts through tree roots that have grown into your sewer line. The high-pressure water stream—up to 4,000 PSI—slices through root masses and flushes them out of the system.
For heavy root intrusion, we use specialized cutting nozzles that work like underwater chainsaws, chopping roots into pieces small enough to flush away. This is often more effective than traditional root cutting because it removes the entire root system, not just the visible portions.
However, if roots have caused significant pipe damage, you might need repairs before or after jetting. The camera inspection shows exactly what’s going on, so you know whether you’re dealing with a cleaning issue or a repair situation.
We provide 24/7 emergency sewer jetting throughout Flanders and Suffolk County. Sewer backups don’t wait for business hours, and neither do we.
When you call with an emergency, we respond quickly to assess the situation and get your system working again. We carry full jetting equipment on our trucks, so we can handle most problems on the first visit without waiting for parts or making return trips.
Emergency service costs more than scheduled maintenance, but you get immediate response when you need it most. We’ve been handling Flanders emergencies for over 25 years and understand that sewer problems can’t wait until Monday morning.
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