Kitchen Drain & Line Jetting in DFW

Grease does not just collect in the trap. It coats the inside of the lines running from your sinks and dish pit, and those lines are what back up in the middle of dinner. High-pressure water jetting scours the pipe wall clean instead of just poking a hole through the clog, so the line drains like it should and stays open longer.

What's included

High-pressure hot and cold water jetting Kitchen and dish-pit drain lines Grease and sludge scoured off the pipe wall Lines between fixtures and the trap Recurring jetting for high-grease kitchens Paired with a trap pump-out when it helps Slow-drain and odor calls Same-day response for active backups

How it works

  1. 1

    Tell us your kitchen

    Call or send your trap size and volume. We come back with an upfront price before anyone shows up.

  2. 2

    We pump and scrape

    A crew pumps the full trap, scrapes the walls and baffles, and checks the tank. No mess left behind.

  3. 3

    You get the record

    A manifest every visit, kept on file, so you are ready for the city FOG program and the health inspector.

Upfront price, records handled

You get the number before we start, the trap scraped fully, and the manifest on file. No surprise fees, no national call center, and no skimming the top and calling it clean. A local DFW crew that does it right.

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Drain & Line Jetting questions

What is the difference between jetting and snaking a line?

A snake, or cable, punches a hole through the middle of a clog so water flows again for a while. Jetting uses high-pressure water to scour grease off the entire pipe wall, so the full diameter of the line opens back up. For grease, jetting lasts a lot longer because it removes the buildup instead of just breaking it.

How do I know my lines need jetting and not just the trap?

Slow drains at the sinks, gurgling, or odor that comes back a week after a pump-out usually point to the lines, not the trap. When we pump we can tell whether the backup is in the tank or upstream in the pipe and recommend jetting only if the line actually needs it.

Can you jet the lines while you pump the trap?

Yes, and it is often the efficient way to do it. We can pump the trap and jet the kitchen lines on the same visit so the whole system drains clean instead of dealing with each problem on a separate trip.

Get your trap on a schedule

traps pumped, records handled, kitchen open

Tell us your kitchen and your trap setup and we come back with an upfront price and a service schedule built for your volume. New account, one-time pump, or an emergency, we handle it.

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