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Your drains flow freely again. No more slow drainage, no more gurgling sounds, no more sewage backing up into your basement when you least expect it.
The high-pressure water blasts away everything that’s been building up in your lines for years. Tree roots that have been growing inside your pipes get completely removed, not just poked through like snaking does.
Your system stays clear longer because we actually clean the pipe walls, not just punch a hole through the blockage. Most customers find their lines stay clear four to six times longer than traditional drain cleaning methods.
We’ve been handling Moriches sewer problems since 1998. Our family owns this company, lives here, works here, and understands what Long Island homeowners deal with.
Sandy soil conditions around Moriches create unique problems that out-of-area companies don’t always recognize. Sand infiltration combines with tree root intrusion to create cement-like buildup that requires the right equipment and experience to handle properly.
You get honest pricing, straight answers, and technicians who show up when we say we will. No surprise charges, no overselling services you don’t need.
First, we inspect your line with a camera to see exactly what we’re dealing with and make sure your pipes can handle the pressure. Some older lines need gentler treatment, and we’d rather know that upfront than cause damage.
Then we insert a specialized hose with a high-pressure nozzle into your sewer cleanout. Water blasts out at up to 4,000 PSI, creating a powerful spray pattern that scours every inch of your pipe interior.
The nozzle pulls itself through the line as it cleans, breaking up tree roots, dissolving grease buildup, and flushing out sand and debris that’s been accumulating for years. Everything gets pushed downstream and out of your system completely.
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Complete pipe cleaning that removes years of buildup, not just a temporary hole through the blockage. Your lines get restored closer to their original diameter, which means better flow and fewer future problems.
In Moriches, we see a lot of tree root problems because of the mature landscaping and the way roots seek out moisture in sewer lines. Our hydro jetting equipment cuts through established root systems and flushes them out completely.
The sandy soil conditions here also mean sand infiltration is a constant issue. Traditional snaking just pushes through the sand, but hydro jetting actually removes it from your pipes. This is especially important for preventing that cement-like buildup that forms when sand mixes with organic waste.
Sewer jetting typically costs more upfront than snaking – usually between $350-600 versus $100-250 for basic snaking. But here’s what most homeowners don’t realize: hydro jetting keeps your lines clear four to six times longer than snaking does.
When you snake a line, you’re basically poking a hole through the blockage. The buildup on your pipe walls stays there, so problems come back quickly. With hydro jetting, we’re actually cleaning the entire interior surface of your pipes.
Most of our Moriches customers find they need service much less frequently after hydro jetting, which saves money over time. Plus, you avoid the frustration of dealing with recurring backups every few months.
Professional hydro jetting is safe for most plumbing systems when done correctly. We always start with a camera inspection to check your pipe condition before we begin any high-pressure cleaning.
The water pressure is adjustable – we can use anywhere from 1,500 to 4,000 PSI depending on what your pipes can handle. Newer PVC and properly installed cast iron lines handle full pressure without problems. Older clay pipes or lines with existing damage might need gentler treatment.
If we find your pipes are too fragile for hydro jetting during the inspection, we’ll recommend alternative methods. We’d rather tell you upfront than cause damage to your system. That’s why the camera inspection is always the first step.
Most Moriches homeowners benefit from hydro jetting every two to three years as preventive maintenance. But your specific situation depends on several factors that are unique to Long Island properties.
If you have mature trees near your sewer line, you might need more frequent service because roots grow aggressively here, especially during late summer. Sandy soil conditions also mean more infiltration, which can create buildup faster than in other areas.
Commercial properties or homes with heavy usage might need annual service. We usually recommend starting with our camera inspection service to see what condition your lines are in, then we can give you a realistic timeline based on what we actually find.
Yes, hydro jetting is extremely effective at removing tree roots from sewer lines. The high-pressure water can cut through even established root systems and flush them completely out of your pipes.
Tree roots are a major problem in Moriches because roots can travel 20 feet or more underground seeking moisture. Once they find your sewer line, they slip through tiny cracks and grow into dense mats that catch waste and cause backups.
Snaking might break through roots temporarily, but it leaves root fragments behind that regrow quickly. Hydro jetting removes the entire root system from your pipe interior. We can’t stop roots from growing back toward your line, but the cleaning is complete and typically lasts much longer than other methods.
Hydro jetting is far more effective and safer than chemical drain cleaners, especially for the types of problems we see in Suffolk County. Chemical cleaners can’t handle tree roots, sand infiltration, or the heavy grease buildup that accumulates over years.
Most store-bought chemicals are designed for minor clogs like hair or soap buildup in bathroom drains. They’re not strong enough for main sewer line problems, and they can actually damage your pipes over time if used repeatedly.
Hydro jetting uses only water, so it’s completely environmentally safe. There are no harsh chemicals entering the groundwater, which is especially important here on Long Island where we rely on aquifers for drinking water. Plus, it actually solves the problem instead of just temporarily masking it.
Regular drain cleaning usually means snaking, which uses a metal cable to break through blockages. It’s effective for simple clogs, but it doesn’t actually clean your pipe walls or remove the buildup that causes recurring problems.
Hydro jetting uses pressurized water to completely scour the interior of your pipes. Instead of just poking a hole through the blockage, we’re removing years of accumulated grease, sand, roots, and debris from the entire pipe surface.
The difference in results is dramatic. Snaking might get your drains flowing again temporarily, but hydro jetting restores your pipes closer to their original condition. That’s why the results last so much longer and why most customers prefer it once they understand what they’re getting for their investment.
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