Hydro Jetting Service
Professional Hydro Jetting in Midland & Odessa, TX
Some drain clogs are easy to clear.
Others seem to come back every few months no matter what you do.
Maybe you’ve had the drain snaked before. Maybe you’ve tried every drain cleaner on the shelf. Everything seems fine—for a while—until the slow drain, foul odor, or backup comes right back.
That’s usually a sign the clog was never completely removed.
At Halls Rooter & Plumbing, we use professional hydro jetting to clean your drain and sewer lines from the inside out. Instead of simply breaking through a blockage, hydro jetting uses high-pressure water to remove grease, sludge, mineral buildup, and even many tree roots that cling to the inside of your pipes.
Every hydro jetting service begins with a professional sewer camera inspection so we can confirm it’s the right solution for your plumbing system. After the cleaning is complete, we’ll inspect the line again to verify it’s completely clear and identify any damage that may need attention.
Whether you’re dealing with recurring drain problems at home or stubborn sewer line blockages at your business, Halls Rooter & Plumbing provides honest recommendations, upfront pricing, and 24/7 emergency service throughout Midland, Odessa, and the surrounding area.
Call (432) 239-1783 today to schedule your hydro jetting service.
7 Signs Hydro Jetting May Be the Right Solution
Not every clogged drain needs hydro jetting.
For many everyday clogs, traditional drain clearing works well. But when the same problems continue coming back—or years of buildup have accumulated inside your pipes—hydro jetting often provides a longer-lasting solution.
Here are some of the most common reasons homeowners call Halls Rooter & Plumbing for hydro jetting.
1. Your Drains Keep Clogging
If you’ve already had the same drain cleared multiple times, the blockage probably wasn’t completely removed. Hydro jetting scours the inside walls of the pipe instead of simply creating a small opening through the clog.
2. Multiple Drains Are Slow
When several fixtures throughout your home begin draining slowly at the same time, the problem often extends beyond a single sink or shower. Hydro jetting can restore proper flow throughout the main sewer line.
3. Grease Has Built Up Inside Your Pipes
Grease doesn’t just wash away.
Over time, it sticks to the inside of your drain pipes and traps food particles, soap residue, and other debris. Hydro jetting removes years of buildup that traditional drain snakes often leave behind.
4. Tree Roots Have Invaded Your Sewer Line
Tree roots naturally seek moisture and can work their way into underground sewer pipes through tiny cracks or loose joints. Hydro jetting cuts through many root intrusions while flushing the debris completely out of the line.
5. Your Drains Smell Bad
Persistent odors coming from sinks, showers, or floor drains are often caused by organic buildup coating the inside of the pipe. A thorough hydro jetting service removes the material that’s creating unpleasant smells.
6. You’ve Had Frequent Sewer Backups
Recurring backups are often a symptom—not the problem itself.
Hydro jetting helps restore the full diameter of the pipe so wastewater can flow freely again.
7. You Want a Longer-Lasting Solution
Drain snaking is excellent for breaking through many clogs.
Hydro jetting goes one step further by cleaning the entire inside wall of the pipe, helping reduce future buildup and extending the time between service calls.
Whatever is causing your plumbing problems, we’ll begin with a professional camera inspection to determine whether hydro jetting is the safest and most effective solution for your pipes.
Why Choose Halls for Hydro Jetting?
Recurring drain problems are frustrating because they make you wonder if the problem was ever really fixed.
That’s why homeowners throughout Midland, Odessa, and the area have trusted Halls Rooter & Plumbing for generations.
We don’t believe in temporary fixes.
Our licensed, insured technicians use professional camera inspections before and after every hydro jetting service so you can see exactly what was causing the blockage—and know the line has been thoroughly cleaned before we leave.
Whether you’re dealing with grease buildup, tree roots, commercial drain problems, or recurring sewer backups, we’ll recommend the solution that’s best for your plumbing system and your budget.
With 24/7 emergency availability, upfront pricing, and experienced local technicians, you can count on Halls Rooter & Plumbing to keep your drains flowing when you need them most. Call (432) 239-1783 today or schedule online your hydro jetting service.
Commonly Asked Questions About Hydro Jetting
What is hydro jetting?
Hydro jetting is a professional drain cleaning method that uses high-pressure water—up to approximately 4,000 PSI—to remove grease, mineral scale, sludge, and tree roots from the entire inside wall of your drain or sewer line.
Is hydro jetting better than drain snaking?
It depends on the problem. Drain snaking is excellent for breaking through many clogs, while hydro jetting provides a more thorough cleaning by removing buildup from the entire pipe wall instead of creating a path through the blockage.
Is hydro jetting safe for my pipes?
Yes, when performed by trained professionals. That’s why every Halls hydro jetting service begins with a sewer camera inspection to verify your pipes are in suitable condition before cleaning begins.
Can hydro jetting remove tree roots?
Yes. Hydro jetting can cut through many tree root intrusions and flush them from the sewer line. If roots have caused structural pipe damage, we’ll explain any additional repairs that may be needed.
How often should hydro jetting be performed?
It depends on your plumbing system. Homes with recurring drain issues and commercial kitchens often benefit from periodic hydro jetting. After inspecting your system, we’ll recommend a maintenance schedule that’s right for your property.
Do you inspect the sewer line after hydro jetting?
Absolutely. We perform a second camera inspection after the cleaning to verify the line is completely clear and identify any damage that may require follow-up service.