Clean the line, not just the opening.
High-pressure water cleaning for grease, buildup, roots, and recurring drain or sewer restrictions when the pipe is a suitable candidate.
Service request
Request hydro jetting.
Tell us what’s wrong and where you are. Our Vancouver office will call you back during business hours.
Office hours: Mon-Fri 7:00 AM - 4:00 PM
1999
Family-owned since
2
Clark + Cowlitz counties
WA + OR
Contractor credentials
What we’ll check
We check the pipe before choosing the cleaning method.
Hydro jetting can help clear heavy buildup, but it isn’t right for every pipe. We’ll talk through the blockage, the condition of the line, and whether jetting makes sense.
Pipe condition
Age, material, damage, and known weak points matter before high-pressure cleaning.
Type of buildup
Grease, scale, roots, and loose debris respond differently.
Access and diameter
Cleanout location, line size, and route shape the setup.
Recurring history
Prior cleanings and camera findings help distinguish cleaning from repair needs.
Helpful before the visit
Share any previous camera findings, repair records, or areas where the line has backed up before.
Sound familiar?
Recurring blockages call for a better look at the line.
Hydro jetting can remove material along the pipe wall instead of only opening a narrow path. It is a tool—not an automatic answer—and should be matched to the line condition and the cause of the problem.
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Grease and organic buildup
Kitchen or commercial lines restricted by accumulated material along the inside of the pipe.
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Recurring main-line clogs
A sewer or building drain that is reopened repeatedly without a lasting improvement.
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Root intrusion
Appropriate root removal when inspection shows intrusion and the line condition can support cleaning.
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Preventive cleaning
Planned cleaning for selected commercial or high-use lines with a known maintenance history.
Your options
How we approach hydro jetting.
Inspect
Confirm access, symptoms, known materials, and whether camera work is needed before cleaning.
Clean
Select the appropriate nozzle, pressure, and approach for the line and the material being removed.
Verify
Check flow and, when the scope calls for it, inspect the line again to understand the result.
Not sure what you need?
Tell us what’s happening. We’ll help you get started.
A local family company
Our family has been doing this since 1999.
Ron started All County here in Vancouver. Josh and our crew carry it on today. We work in our neighbors’ homes and alongside local builders across Clark and Cowlitz counties. You’ll know what we found, what we recommend, and what it costs before we start.
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Tell us what’s wrong
Call our Vancouver office or send a request. Let us know where you are and what happened.
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We take a look
Your plumber checks the problem and talks you through what they find.
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You decide
We explain the repair and price. Work starts when you give us the go-ahead.
Straight answers
Hydro Jetting questions
Is hydro jetting right for every clogged line?
No. The pipe condition, access, material, size, and type of blockage matter. The line should be evaluated before high-pressure cleaning is recommended.
How is hydro jetting different from snaking?
A cable typically opens or retrieves a blockage. Hydro jetting uses controlled high-pressure water to clean more of the pipe wall when the line can safely support it.
Should the line be camera inspected first?
A camera inspection may be recommended when pipe condition is uncertain, the blockage repeats, or the result will change the cleaning plan.
Local service area
Hydro Jetting across Clark and Cowlitz.
Request hydro jetting from the Vancouver-based All County team serving communities across Southwest Washington.
Start with the property and the problem