Grease · scale · roots

Hydro jetting
in Windermere & west Orlando

A cable opens a hole through a clog. Hydro jetting cleans the whole inside of the pipe — grease, scale, sand and fine roots — so the line flows at its full size again.

Scours the full pipe wall12-month warranty after serviceCamera check includedFlat-rate pricing
Jetting a yard storm drain
Jetting a yard storm drain
Warning signs

Signs you need hydro jetting

Main line backups that come back

If the line has been snaked before and clogs again within months, the walls are still coated.

Heavy kitchen grease

Grease hardens along the pipe and catches everything that follows it.

Sand and silt in yard drains

Storm and yard drains collect sand every rainy season. Water pressure flushes it out.

Fine root intrusion

Hair-fine roots slip through joints; jetting clears them back to the pipe wall.

Snake vs. jet

How hydro jetting differs from snaking

Both have their place. The difference is whether you open the clog or clean the pipe.

Drain snake (cable)

Opens the clog
  • Punches a path through the blockage
  • Great for a single, localized clog
  • Leaves grease and scale on the pipe walls
  • Clogs can rebuild on what's left behind
Verdict: The right first call for most household clogs.

Hydro jetting

Cleans the pipe
  • Scours grease, scale and sand off the walls
  • Flushes debris out of the line entirely
  • Restores the pipe's full inside diameter
  • Best for recurring clogs and main lines
Verdict: The fix when the same line keeps backing up.
On the job

What hydro jetting looks like

Cutaway of a jetting nozzle scouring a pipe
Cutaway of a root-clogged pipe and a jetting nozzle

Illustrations of our equipment and the jobs we do.

Proof, not promises

See the inside of your line

When we scope a line, you see what we see — and you keep the footage.

Camera view of a drain line coated in grease and rootsBefore

1. Find the problem

The first camera pass shows what's in the line and where — grease, scale, roots or damage.

Camera view of the same line after cleaningAfter

2. Prove it's clear

A second pass after cleaning shows the pipe open again, so you're not taking our word for it.

Illustrative camera stills. Real footage from your line is what you'll receive.

Flat-rate pricing, confirmed first

You get one price for the job before any work starts, and you approve it first. Tell us what's going on and we can often quote it over the phone.

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Google reviews

What customers say

5.0★★★★★77 Google reviews
FAQ

Hydro jetting questions

Is hydro jetting safe for my pipes?

In pipe that's structurally sound, yes — pressure is matched to the pipe size and material. If a camera shows a cracked or badly corroded section, we'll tell you before jetting it.

How often should a line be jetted?

Most homes never need it on a schedule. Kitchens that cook heavily, rentals and homes with a history of root intrusion sometimes benefit from periodic cleaning — the camera footage tells you whether yours does.

What's the difference between cabling and hydro jetting?

Cabling opens a path through a clog. Jetting cleans the pipe wall. We'll recommend the one your line actually needs and give you the flat-rate price for it.

Do I get to see the camera video before and after?

Yes. When we scope the line you get the footage — customers regularly mention receiving it within minutes of the job.

Windermere's drain crew

Ready to book hydro jetting?

Call (407) 204-1980 or book online in about a minute. You'll get a flat-rate price before any work starts.