Hydro-jetting · Sewer jetting · Root cutting

A cable punches a hole. A jet cleans the pipe.

High-pressure water blasts grease, sludge, scale, and roots off the pipe wall — so the line stays clear for months to years, not weeks. Camera first, so we only jet when it actually pays off.

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3,000 PSI

Water Pressure

Camera

Before & After

Written

Price First

M-36742

Licensed Master Plumber

Cabling keeps clogs away for weeks. Jetting keeps them away for years.

When a plumber cables a blocked line, they push a rotating bit through the obstruction and restore flow. What they leave behind is the buildup coating the pipe walls — the grease film, the root fragments, the mineral scale. Two months later you're calling again.

Hydro-jetting fires a 360° water nozzle down the line at up to 3,000 PSI. It doesn't poke a hole — it scours the pipe wall clean. We camera the line first to confirm the pipe is sound and to show you exactly what's causing the repeat problem. Camera before and after, so you can see the result — not just take our word for it.

What Jetting Actually Removes

Grease & Sludge

Years of kitchen grease coat pipe walls and narrow the bore until water barely moves. Jetting scours it off to bare pipe.

Tree Root Intrusion

Root-cutting nozzles shear roots off at the pipe wall. Camera after confirms they're gone — not just pushed aside.

Mineral Scale

Hill Country hard water deposits calcium scale on pipe walls over time. Jetting removes what cable can't touch.

Sludge & Debris

Toilet paper, soap buildup, and suspended solids that accumulate along slow-draining sections of the line.

How a Jetting Call Works

Camera the Line

We inspect the pipe first — so we know what's in there and confirm the pipe can handle jetting pressure.

Written Price

After the camera, you get a firm price before any jetting starts. No surprises after the hose goes in.

Jet to the Wall

High-pressure water scours every inch of the pipe wall — not just a hole through the blockage.

When Jetting Is — and Isn't — the Right Call

Jet when…

•Same drain clogging every few months

•Grease-heavy kitchen line that cables temporarily

•Root intrusion confirmed on camera

•Pre-sale or post-construction line clearing

•Slow whole-house drainage with no single-fixture cause

•Restaurant or commercial kitchen drain maintenance

Don't jet when…

•Pipe is cracked, broken, or collapsed (camera will show this)

•Clay tile or cast iron with severe joint separation

•Single soft clog that a cable can clear cleanly

•Brand-new or recently relined pipe still curing

Same clog, third time this year?

Let's camera the line and jet it clean. One call that actually fixes the problem.

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Why Hill Country Homeowners Call Cowboy

Camera Always First

We never jet blind. The camera tells us what's in the line, whether the pipe can handle jetting, and gives us the before footage you'll want to compare to the after.

Licensed Master Plumber

Texas Master Plumber License M-36742. Full insurance. Jetting on a compromised pipe can make things worse — you want a licensed plumber making that call.

Honest About the Fix

If a cable clears the line cleanly, we'll cable it. Jetting costs more and we only recommend it when it genuinely solves a recurring problem or restores a heavily built-up line.

Questions Homeowners Ask

What is hydro-jetting and how is it different from running a sewer machine?

A sewer machine punches a hole through the clog. Hydro-jetting uses high-pressure water — up to 3,000 PSI — to scour the entire pipe wall clean, removing the grease, sludge, scale, and roots the machine leaves behind. That's why jetted lines stay clear far longer.

Is hydro-jetting safe for old pipes?

That's exactly why we camera the line first, when possible. On sound pipe, jetting is safe and effective. If the camera shows badly cracked or collapsed pipe, we'll tell you jetting isn't the answer and show you the video proving it.

How long does hydro-jetting keep a line clear?

Because jetting cleans to the pipe wall instead of poking a hole through the blockage, results can last months to years. For grease-prone lines, we can put you on a preventive schedule.

Can jetting remove tree roots from my sewer line?

Yes, most of the time — root-cutting jetter nozzles shear roots off at the pipe wall. If roots keep returning, the camera will show us where they're entering so we can talk about a permanent repair for that joint.