Whole house sewer and drain jetting packages. Clean your drains safely and effectively with a high pressure sewer jetter and be done!
What is included in the CTR Shield house jetting package?
- Remove and clean ALL p-traps under kitchen and bath sinks.
Includes high pressure water jet of dirty arms!* - High pressure water jet ALL tub and shower traps.
- High pressure water jet ALL branch lines to the main line
- High pressure water jet ALL vent stacks to the main line
- High pressure water jet the main line to the city sewer connection.
- High pressure water jet laundry trap and dirty arm.
Why you should choose CTR Plumbing for your jetting needs!
#1 We include high pressure cleaning of ALL drains including dirty arms and traps. We also jet downstream the dirty arms! Jetting from the roof ONLY cleans the VENTS and MAIN line. Most drains are slow because of build up that has accumulated in the horizontal drain section in the wall BEFORE the drain connects at the vent! (This area is also referred to by plumbers as dirty arms or trap arms) *This is a crucial area! With every other company we are aware of in the Phoenix valley even after paying for a full house jetter service you will end up only having this area cabled if anything is done at ALL! BEFORE paying for jetting service ask how this area will be addressed! Not all jetting services are equal even at twice the price.
#2 We use the correct size hoses, pressure, GPM and sewer nozzle required for the job. Sizing the nozzle and spray pattern is critical for properly cleaning the drain lines. There is no one size fits all when it comes to proper drain cleaning. An electric jetter is only capable of 1,200 psi MAX when plugged into a standard wall outlet and not recommended for anything more than basic jetting service! Ask what jetter nozzle size and spray pattern your plumber will be using at what GPM and pressure. If they do not know the answers to these basic questions get a second opinion!
#2 We use the correct size hoses, pressure, GPM and sewer nozzle required for the job. Sizing the nozzle and spray pattern is critical for properly cleaning the drain lines. There is no one size fits all when it comes to proper drain cleaning. An electric jetter is only capable of 1,200 psi MAX when plugged into a standard wall outlet and not recommended for anything more than basic jetting service! Ask what jetter nozzle size and spray pattern your plumber will be using at what GPM and pressure. If they do not know the answers to these basic questions get a second opinion!
