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Professional high pressure drain jetting

Blocked, slow-running, or heavily scaled drains need more than a standard rod clearance.

Clear Drainage uses industrial-grade high pressure water jetting to blast away grease, scale, tree root intrusion, and stubborn blockages from pipework of any size.

Our engineers cover Glasgow and Edinburgh, using professional jetting equipment to restore full flow and leave pipes clear right through to the mains connection.

The high pressure jetting service built to last

Clear Drainage delivers a thorough high pressure jetting service designed to fix the problem at its source, not just push it further down the line.

Our vans carry high-capacity jetting units capable of clearing grease, scale, silt, and root ingress from domestic and commercial pipework. Every job starts with an accurate diagnosis, so we know exactly where and how to apply pressure without risking damage to older or fragile pipework.

We offer both one-off blockage clearance and scheduled preventative jetting for properties prone to recurring build-up, all backed by upfront pricing and experienced engineers.

Drains running slow or blocked again?

Our jetting engineers use industrial-grade equipment to clear even the toughest

Do you have any questions?

High pressure jetting FAQs

Find quick answers to common questions about our emergency drainage service and response times.

What is high pressure jetting and how does it work?

High pressure jetting uses a controlled, high-pressure water jet to break down and flush out blockages, grease, and scale build-up inside pipework, restoring full flow without the need for digging.

Is jetting safe for all pipe types?

Yes. We assess the pipe material and condition before starting, and adjust pressure accordingly so the process is safe for both modern and older pipework.

How often should drains be jetted for maintenance?

For commercial kitchens and properties prone to grease build-up, we typically recommend jetting every 3 to 6 months. Residential properties often only need it on an as-needed basis.

Can jetting clear tree root blockages?

In most cases, yes. High pressure jetting can cut through and clear root intrusion, though a CCTV survey is sometimes recommended first to check for structural pipe damage.