01 Residential Hydro Jetting
Whole-pipe jetting for homes with recurring clogs, aging cast iron, or root-infiltrated main lines, camera-verified before and after.
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High-Pressure · Camera-Verified · Up to ~4,000 PSI
Hydro Jetting for Stubborn Grease, Scale, and Roots
When a cable just buys you a few weeks, hydro jetting clears the whole pipe. Rhino Rooter jets residential and commercial lines across the Ogden area and verifies the result on camera.
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Whole-wall clean What It Is
What It Is
Hydro jetting uses high-pressure water, up to roughly 4,000 PSI, to scour the full diameter of a pipe, removing grease, scale, sludge, and root hair, and restoring the line to near-original bore. Unlike a cable that punches a hole through a clog, jetting cleans the whole wall.
Hydro Jetting Services
Choose Your Hydro Jetting
We jet homes, businesses, and after-hours emergencies. Pick the option that matches your line, or call and we'll point you to the right one.
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02 Commercial Hydro Jetting
Scheduled and reactive jetting for restaurants, food-service operators, and property managers fighting grease and scale buildup.
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03 Emergency Hydro Jetting
Quick response when a line blocks completely, so a grease-choked drain or backed-up main doesn't shut you down.
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Problems It Solves & Who Needs It
Problems It Solves
Customers turn to jetting when clogs come back fast after snaking, when a restaurant line is chronically grease-blocked, or when old cast iron is choked with scale and root masses.
Who Needs It
We serve restaurants and food-service operators, property managers, and homeowners with mature trees or aging cast-iron lines.
Timing & Triggers
Jetting is reactive for stubborn blockages and scheduled, often quarterly or semi-annually, for restaurants and commercial kitchens. It's also the first step before any trenchless repair.
How We Do It
Our Process
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Camera First
We camera-inspect to confirm the pipe can take jetting and isn't fully collapsed.
02
Match the Nozzle
We choose the nozzle for the debris type, grease, scale, or roots.
03
Jet the Line
We jet downstream from the cleanout to scour the full pipe wall.
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Re-Camera
We re-camera to confirm a full-diameter clear.
We camera-inspect first to confirm the pipe can take jetting and isn't fully collapsed, choose the nozzle for the debris type, jet downstream from the cleanout, then re-camera to confirm a full-diameter clear. Jetting is also the standard prep step before CIPP lining.
How Much It Costs
Cost
Confirmed pricing: residential hydro jetting runs $650-$900 per visit and commercial or restaurant jetting runs $750-$1,200 per visit. After-hours work carries a $100-$150 after-hours surcharge.
$650-$900
Residential, per visit
$750-$1,200
Commercial, per visit
$100-$150
After-hours surcharge
Risks of Waiting
Risks of Waiting
Left alone, grease and scale keep building until the line blocks completely. For a commercial kitchen, that can mean a health-code shutdown; for a home, a sewage backup.
Where We Provide This
Where We Provide This Service
We provide hydro jetting across Ogden, West Haven, Roy, and North Ogden, and throughout Weber County within our 75-mile service radius.
The Difference
Why Rhino Rooter
Camera before and after on every jetting job
Nozzle sized to the pipe so we don't damage fragile old lines
Jetting paired in-house with trenchless repair when the camera finds damage
Insured and bonded, family-owned, with 23 years in the Ogden area
Good to Know
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does hydro jetting cost in Utah?
Residential hydro jetting runs $650-$900 per visit, and commercial or restaurant jetting runs $750-$1,200, depending on line size and how heavy the buildup is. We confirm the price in writing after a quick look at the line.
Is hydro jetting safe for old cast iron pipes?
When done correctly, yes. We camera the line first and size the nozzle and pressure to the pipe's condition. If a pipe is too deteriorated to jet safely, we'll tell you and recommend a trenchless repair instead.
How often should a restaurant jet its grease line?
Most commercial kitchens do well on a quarterly or semi-annual schedule, depending on volume. Regular jetting prevents the backups and health-code risk that come from a fully blocked grease line.
Hydro jetting vs. snaking, which do I need?
A snake is fine for a simple, one-off clog. If clogs keep returning, or the line carries grease or roots, jetting clears the whole pipe wall and lasts much longer.
Will jetting damage my pipes?
Not when matched to the pipe. We inspect first and adjust pressure and nozzle accordingly; that camera-first step is exactly how we avoid harming fragile older lines.
Get it diagnosed, then fixed right.
Recurring clogs? Jet the whole pipe.
We camera the line, explain the cause, and quote the repair in writing.