Commercial drain jetting gives deep cleaning to restaurants, cafes, hotels, offices, shops, and warehouses. Business drains carry far more water than a home's. Since food sites build up heavy grease, they often need stronger jetting.
Different nozzles suit different jobs: root cutters clear tree roots, chain flails clear heavy scale, and long nozzles reach long runs. Regular jetting also helps you meet local trade rules and avoid a costly callout later.
Scheduled jetting keeps hygiene standards high and helps at inspection time. We offer one-off jetting or an ongoing plan, matched to what your business needs.
We check your drainage system and find every access point, pipe run, and problem spot. Since food areas build up grease fastest, we look closely at grease traps and kitchen waste pipes.
Based on what we find, we pick the right jetting unit, nozzle, and pressure for your pipes. Since this depends on the pipe type and the deposits we need to clear, no two jobs use quite the same setup.
We jet every pipe section in order, working back towards the main sewer link. Kitchen waste pipes get extra care with grease-cutting nozzles.
We give you a certificate for your records, so you're ready for an inspection. If you choose a plan, we book your next visit at the agreed time.
The cost of commercial drain jetting depends on the size of your drainage and how bad the buildup is. Since a regular plan works out cheaper per visit than a one-off call, ask us about ongoing cover. Request a fixed-price quote online after a site visit — we never charge call-out fees.
Restaurants, takeaways, and food sites should get drainage jetted every three to six months. Since offices and shops see lighter use, they usually just need it once a year. We advise a schedule that suits your business and your drains.
Yes. We can schedule jetting to avoid disruption, with early mornings, evenings, or weekends common for food businesses. Our kit is self-contained and doesn't need your water turned off, so your business can carry on as normal.
Yes. We provide completion certificates confirming the date, scope, and outcome of jetting work. These records show your drainage meets the required standard. You can present them at an environmental health or trade effluent inspection.