Pre-Jetting Camera Inspection
A Ridgid sewer camera goes down the line before any water moves. You see the clog, the pipe material, and any roots or offsets. This takes 15-20 minutes and tells us exactly what pressure and nozzle to use.
When a snake just pokes a hole through the clog, hydro jetting Greer SC scours the pipe wall clean. We run high pressure drain jetting Greer SC for homeowners and restaurant owners from Downtown Greer to Lake Robinson. Same-day scheduling, upfront pricing, and a line that stays open. Call (864)403-1974.

Hydro jetting Greer SC is a drain and sewer cleaning method that uses water pressurized to 3,000-4,000 PSI to strip grease, scale, and roots off the inside of a pipe. A sewer jetter hose feeds through an access point, and a rear-facing nozzle pulls itself down the line while blasting debris toward the manhole. Unlike a drain snake, which only punches a channel, jetting restores the full inside diameter of PVC pipe, ABS pipe, or cast iron pipe.
Most Greer calls we run come from two places: older homes near Greer Station with cast iron pipe and tree roots at the joints, and restaurants along South Main where grease buildup hardens into a concrete-like layer. If you have tried an enzyme drain cleaner and a plunger without luck, a hydro jetting service in Greer, South Carolina is the next step. We camera the line first so you know exactly what we are cutting out.
Every jetting visit includes the camera work, the jetting itself, and a final verification pass. We do not charge extra for the camera on a standard jetting call. If we find something that needs a repair, we show you the footage and quote it separately before any work begins.
A Ridgid sewer camera goes down the line before any water moves. You see the clog, the pipe material, and any roots or offsets. This takes 15-20 minutes and tells us exactly what pressure and nozzle to use.
We run 3,000-4,000 PSI through a sewer jetter hose with a rear-facing nozzle. The spray scours the full pipe wall, not just the center. Most residential lines take 30-60 minutes. Commercial kitchen lines can take 2-3 hours.
If the camera shows root intrusion, we switch to a root cutting chain on the jetter. The chain slices roots at the joint and the water flushes them out. We make a second camera pass to confirm the cut is complete.
After jetting, the camera goes back down. You watch the monitor with us. If we see remaining scale buildup or a root mass, we make another pass. The job is not done until the pipe looks clean on screen.
We pull the closest cleanout, wrap the threads with Teflon tape, and re-seal the cap before we leave. If we pulled a floor drain grate or grease trap baffles for access, we put them back and check the fit.
We run a sewer camera or inspection crawler down the line before any water moves. This shows the clog location, pipe material, and whether roots or a collapsed sewer line are in play. Takes 15-20 minutes and tells us exactly which nozzle and pressure to use.
We pull the closest cleanout, lay drop cloths, and fit the sewer jetting hose. On kitchen lines we may pull a floor drain grate or grease trap baffles to get proper access. You will see us check the cleanout cap threads and wrap them with Teflon tape before we start.
A hydro jetting machine pushes water at 3,000-4,000 PSI through the hose. The rear-facing nozzle pulls itself forward while the spray scours the walls. Most residential runs take 30-60 minutes. Heavy grease hydro jetting Greer SC jobs at restaurants can run 2-3 hours.
We flush the line with clean water and send the camera back down. You watch the monitor with us. If we see remaining scale buildup or a root mass, we make another pass. We do not call the job done until the pipe looks clean on screen.
We show you what we found, note any pipe that needs watching, and tell you the realistic maintenance interval. A restaurant line might need jetting every 6 months. A residential main with roots may need annual service. You leave with a clear picture, not a sales pitch.
We run a sewer camera or inspection crawler down the line before any water moves. This shows the clog location, pipe material, and whether roots or a collapsed sewer line are in play. Takes 15-20 minutes and tells us exactly which nozzle and pressure to use.
Our primary jetter, capable of 4,000 PSI. We match pressure to pipe material so cast iron pipe gets a gentler pass than PVC pipe.
The hose that carries water to the nozzle. We carry multiple diameters so we can work in 2-inch branch lines and 6-inch mains.
Used before and after every jetting job. You watch the monitor with us so there is no mystery about what is in your line.
Slices roots at the pipe joint instead of just punching through them. We switch to this whenever the camera shows root intrusion.
For branch lines and toilet clogs where jetting is overkill. Sometimes a drain snake is the right tool, and we say so.
For larger commercial mains where a push camera cannot reach. It gives us a full video record of the line before and after jetting.

A 1950s home near Greer Station had backed up twice in four months. Two prior snaking calls opened the line for a few weeks each time. The camera showed roots at three joints and heavy scale buildup on the cast iron pipe.
After: We ran a root cutting chain on the jetter, then flushed the line and camered it again. The roots were gone and the scale was stripped. Flow test showed full volume. The homeowner has not had a backup in eight months.
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A South Main restaurant had floor drains backing up during dinner service every few weeks. The grease trap was being pumped, but the line behind it was coated with hardened grease. A snake only punched a channel through it.
After: We jetted the kitchen line at full pressure, cleaned the grease trap baffles, and cleared the floor drain grate. The line ran clear through the next service. Six months later we repeated the service on schedule with no emergency calls.
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A rental property in Riverside had a laundry drain that took 20 minutes to empty. The tenant had tried an enzyme drain cleaner twice with no change. The camera showed lint and detergent residue hardened on the pipe wall.
After: We jetted the standpipe and branch line with a smaller nozzle. The drain emptied in under a minute after the pass. The property manager got before-and-after footage and has not had a call from that unit since.
Book this service →Some clogs clear with a plunger. Others keep coming back because the pipe wall is still coated. Here are the problems jetting actually fixes.
Ask a pro →We camera the line, confirm the buildup, and jet the full pipe wall. A 4-inch main comes back to roughly its original inside diameter. Most customers go from monthly snaking to annual jetting.
We run a root cutting chain on the jetter to slice the roots, then flush the debris out. A follow-up camera pass confirms the cut. For severe cases, we recommend annual jetting to keep roots from re-establishing.
We jet the kitchen line at full pressure, clean the grease trap baffles, and clear the floor drain grate. Most restaurants need this every 6 months. We schedule around your service hours so you do not lose a shift.
High pressure jetting strips scale buildup off PVC pipe and cast iron pipe. We follow with a camera pass so you can see the difference. If the scale is severe, we note it and recommend a maintenance interval.
$350 - $1,500 depending on scope
Typical 2026 pricing for hydro jetting in this area runs $350-$750 for residential lines and $600-$1,500 for commercial kitchen lines. The camera inspection is included in the quote. What moves the number is line length, access point, and how much root intrusion or grease buildup we find. We give you the price before we start, and we do not add charges mid-job. If the camera shows a repair is needed instead of cleaning, we tell you that too.
You are paying for a line that stays open, not a temporary patch. The camera work alone saves you from paying for a repair you do not need, or from jetting a line that is already collapsed. Most customers find jetting costs less than two snaking calls in the same year.
A 30-foot branch line is a different job than a 100-foot main to the city tap. Access matters too. A cleanout in the yard is quick. Pulling a toilet or opening a floor drain grate adds time.
Get a quote ↗Light roots at one joint take one pass. Heavy root mats at multiple joints take a root cutting chain and a second camera pass. That adds 30-60 minutes and increases the price.
Get a quote ↗A lightly coated kitchen line jets in an hour. A line with years of hardened grease can take 2-3 hours and multiple passes. Restaurants with high cooking volume see the higher end of the range.
Get a quote ↗PVC pipe and ABS pipe jet quickly. Cast iron pipe needs a gentler pass and more camera time. If we find a collapsed sewer line or bellied pipe, we stop and quote a repair instead of cleaning.
Get a quote ↗“Our 1950s house had cast iron under the front yard and roots at every joint. Two other companies snaked it and the backup came back in a month. Drain Cleaning Pros camered it, showed me the roots on screen, then jetted with a root cutting chain. That was eight months ago and it is still flowing.”
Marcus T.Homeowner, Greer Station
✓ Verified“We run a busy kitchen and our grease line was backing up into the floor drain every few weeks. They jetted the line and cleaned the grease trap baffles on a Sunday morning before we opened. Six months later we are still on schedule. They know restaurant lines, not just houses.”
Dana R.Restaurant Owner, South Main
✓ Verified“I manage six rentals and one of them had a slow drain that kept coming back. The crew camered the main, found scale buildup from years of hard water, and jetted it out. They sent me the before-and-after footage. That unit has not had a call since.”
Kevin B.Property Manager, Riverside
✓ VerifiedMost residential hydro jetting jobs in Greer run $350-$750 in 2026, and commercial kitchen lines run $600-$1,500 depending on length and grease volume. The biggest cost drivers are line length, access point, and how much root intrusion or grease buildup we find on camera. We give you the number before we start, and the camera inspection is included in the quote.
Yes, when pressure is matched to the pipe material. PVC pipe and ABS pipe handle 4,000 PSI without issue. Cast iron pipe in older Greer homes gets a lower setting and a camera pass first. We will not jet a line we have not seen, because a collapsed sewer line or bellied pipe needs repair, not cleaning. That check takes 15 minutes and protects your plumbing.
Choose jetting when the clog is grease, scale, or roots, or when a snaked line keeps backing up. A drain snake punches a hole through debris and leaves the rest on the walls, so the slow drain returns in weeks. Jetting scours the full pipe wall. If your line has backed up twice in six months, hydro jetting vs snaking in Greer SC is not a close call.
Yes. Commercial hydro jetting Greer SC is a core part of what we do, from Downtown Greer to South Main. We handle kitchen lines, grease interceptor cleaning, floor drain cleaning, and storm drain blockage. Most restaurant lines need jetting every 6 months, and we schedule around your service hours so you do not lose a dinner shift.
Licensed, insured, and running jetters in Greenville County since 2014. Call (864)403-1974 and we will camera your line, quote the job, and clear it the same day when the schedule allows.
Call Now (864)403-1974 →Reach us at (864)403-1974 any time, day or night. We answer live, ask a couple of questions about your drain, and give you a straight answer on timing and price. Same-day appointments are common across Greer, and emergency calls get priority.