Sewer Line Repair & Trenchless Replacement
When a camera inspection finds a crack, belly, or offset joint that jetting alone can't fix.
Learn more →Snaking clears today's clog. Hydro jetting clears the whole pipe, so grease, scale, and root buildup stop bringing the clog back. We camera-inspect first and recommend whichever method actually fits your line.
Camera-Verified Before & AfterDrain cleaning clears everyday clogs with a motorized auger, while hydro jetting uses high-pressure water, typically 1,500 to 4,000 PSI, to scour the full interior of a pipe and remove grease, roots, and mineral scale that snaking leaves behind. In Brighton, where hard water accelerates scale buildup, hydro jetting is often the longer-lasting fix for a drain that keeps clogging. Call (720) 664-0815 and we'll recommend the right method after a camera look at the line.
Same drain backing up again, even after snaking? Call (720) 664-0815 — we don't just punch through today's clog, we camera-inspect the line first so we can tell you why it keeps happening.
Three things work against Brighton drains specifically. Front Range water is hard enough to leave mineral scale coating pipe walls year after year, gradually narrowing the usable diameter of every line in the house. Established neighborhoods with mature street trees see more root intrusion into older clay or cast iron sewer laterals than newer subdivisions with young landscaping. And kitchens, especially in commercial settings, send fats, oils, and grease down the drain that congeal against pipe walls as they cool, a buildup that a plumber's snake can punch a hole through but rarely removes entirely.
That last point matters more than most homeowners realize. Snaking a clog without addressing the coating on the pipe walls tends to buy a few weeks or months before the same clog reforms, because the material that caused it is still lining the pipe. Left unaddressed long enough, scale and grease buildup narrows a line until even normal household water volume can't keep up, and what started as a slow kitchen sink becomes a full backup.
Not every clog needs hydro jetting, and not every pipe can safely handle it. Older, brittle, or already-damaged pipe can be harmed by full-pressure water, so we run a camera through the line first to confirm both the cause of the clog and the condition of the pipe itself. A simple, isolated soft clog in a sound line often just needs snaking. Grease coating, mineral scale, root intrusion, or a drain with a habit of reclogging usually calls for hydro jetting, which uses a calibrated water jet through a forward-facing nozzle to break up material and a rear-facing nozzle to scrub the pipe walls clean, restoring the full diameter rather than just punching a channel through the middle.
Slow drain, full backup, recurring clog, or an odor — each points us toward a different likely cause.
We locate the blockage and check whether the line can safely handle hydro jetting.
Snaking for an isolated soft clog or a fragile older pipe, hydro jetting for grease, scale, or roots in a sound line.
Calibrated water pressure scours the full pipe diameter, not just a channel through the clog.
Not just unblocked at one point — clear along the full run we jetted.
Cracks, bellies, or offset joints get called out so you know if sewer line repair is the next step.
We won't hydro jet a pipe we haven't confirmed can handle the pressure — older or compromised lines get the gentler approach.
PSI and nozzle selection are matched to pipe material and clog type, not run at maximum by default.
We rely on mechanical and water-pressure methods, which won't degrade pipe material the way repeated chemical use can.
We service FOG-heavy kitchen lines for Brighton-area restaurants and food-service businesses, not just residential drains.
We provide drain cleaning and hydro jetting throughout Brighton and Thornton, Commerce City, Henderson, Fort Lupton, and Northglenn.
Snaking uses a motorized cable to punch through a clog at one point in the pipe. Hydro jetting uses high-pressure water to scour the entire interior diameter, removing buildup along the whole run, not just at the clog itself.
It depends on the pipe's condition, not just its age. We run a camera inspection first, and if a line is brittle, cracked, or already compromised, we use a gentler method instead of full-pressure jetting.
When pressure and nozzle selection are matched to the pipe material and confirmed sound by camera first, hydro jetting is a standard, low-risk method. Damage risk comes from jetting a pipe that hasn't been inspected first.
Most homes do well with hydro jetting every couple of years as preventive maintenance. Homes with mature trees near the sewer line or frequent kitchen grease may benefit from more frequent service.
Yes, for many root intrusions, though established roots sometimes need to be cut back first. If roots have already cracked or displaced the pipe, jetting clears the line but doesn't repair the structural damage.
Always. A camera inspection confirms the clog's location and cause and verifies the pipe can safely handle high-pressure water before we start.
For anything beyond a minor clog, yes. Chemical cleaners can damage certain pipe materials over repeated use and typically only clear a channel rather than cleaning the full pipe wall the way hydro jetting does.
When a camera inspection finds a crack, belly, or offset joint that jetting alone can't fix.
Learn more →For active sewage backups that need immediate dispatch rather than a scheduled cleaning visit.
Learn more →For the soggy yard patch or unexplained water bill spike that a camera inspection can't fully explain.
Learn more →A clog that keeps coming back isn't a coincidence — buildup narrows the pipe a little more each time until it's a full blockage or a backup. Call (720) 664-0815 and get a hydro jet clean that clears the whole pipe, not just today's clog.