Sewer jetting typically costs between $350-600, while snaking might only cost $50-150. Here’s why the investment makes sense: snaking just pokes a hole through the blockage, leaving most of the buildup stuck to your pipe walls.
Jetting removes everything—grease, roots, sand, years of accumulated debris. Our customers typically go 2-3 times longer between service calls compared to snaking alone. When you factor in fewer emergency calls and the reduced risk of major pipe damage, jetting often costs less in the long run.
Plus, we include camera inspections with every jetting service so you can see exactly what we accomplished. Most snaking services don’t offer that level of transparency.