Commercial Drain Jetting in Toronto

Why a cable is not always enough

A drain cable bores through a blockage and gets water moving again, yet most of the coating stays stuck to the inside of the pipe. In a commercial line that carries grease, scale or silt every day, the clog returns quickly. A jetter sends water through a nozzle at high pressure, and jets aimed backwards that scour the pipe and drive the hose along.

• Restores close to the full diameter of the pipe
• Flushes debris downstream to the city sewer
• Reaches long horizontal runs that cables struggle with
• Uses different heads for grease, roots and hard scale

Lines we jet most often

• Kitchen branches and mains in restaurants and food courts
• Parking garage trench drains and catch basins
• Laundry and kitchen stacks in apartment buildings
• Storm lines and area drains around loading docks
• Building mains running out to the property line

How a jetting visit runs

1. Locate the cleanouts and confirm access
2. Run a camera to find the blockage and check the pipe
3. Jet the line from the best access point
4. Camera the line again to confirm it is clear
5. Share the footage and suggest a cleaning schedule

Protecting old and plastic pipe

Many Toronto buildings mix cast iron, clay, ABS and PVC on the same run. Pressure and nozzle choice are adjusted to the weakest material on the line, so the cleaning does not damage a joint or a thin section of old pipe.