Mechanical drain machine
A mechanical drain machine can suit smaller branch blockages, local fixture lines and situations where cutting through a blockage is the practical first step.
Drain jetting · Sydney
High pressure water jetting clears blocked sewer and stormwater drains by cutting through roots, fats and debris, then scouring build-up from the pipe walls.
Jetting restores flow, but it does not repair damaged pipework. Where the blockage points to a broken, displaced or root-affected drain, CCTV inspection should follow.

What jetting clears
Jetting is used when a drain needs more than a small opening through the blockage. It cleans the line so the remaining pipe condition can be properly assessed.
Choosing the method
A mechanical drain machine can suit smaller branch blockages, local fixture lines and situations where cutting through a blockage is the practical first step.
Jetting is used when the drain needs a more thorough clean, such as root intrusion, fat build-up, heavy debris or recurring blockages in sewer and stormwater lines.
If the blockage is recurring, root-affected or likely to involve pipe damage, CCTV inspection should follow so the condition of the pipe can be checked.
CCTV after jetting
Once flow is restored, CCTV inspection can show whether roots entered through a crack, a section has moved, the line has bellied, or the drain only needed cleaning.
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Frequently asked questions
High pressure water jetting clears a blocked drain by cutting through roots, fats and debris and scouring build-up from the pipe walls so the line can flow again.
No. Jetting clears and cleans the drain, but it does not repair cracked, collapsed or displaced pipework. If damage is suspected, CCTV inspection is used to check the pipe condition after clearing.
CCTV should follow when a blockage keeps returning, roots are found, a pipe defect is suspected, relining is being considered, or a client needs the condition of the drain explained clearly.
Yes. Jetting can be used for suitable commercial drainage, including grease-affected kitchen and amenities lines, as part of clearing or planned drainage maintenance.