High-pressure jetting for London residential properties — terraced houses, flats, and period homes.
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Domestic high-pressure drain jetting for London homes uses water pressures between 1,500 and 3,500 psi to clear blockages and clean drain pipes. Our domestic jetting service is suitable for all residential drain types — main drain runs, soil pipes, surface water drains, and internal waste pipes. Furthermore, jetting is the preferred clearance method on Victorian clay drainage because it removes accumulated grease, scale, and root hair without the joint stress that aggressive rodding can cause. We use van-mounted or trailer-mounted jetting units depending on access requirements at your London property. In addition to clearing existing blockages, regular jetting acts as preventive maintenance for older Victorian and Edwardian drainage. Therefore, many of our long-standing London customers book an annual jetting visit to keep their lateral drains running freely throughout the year. As a result, they avoid the inconvenience of emergency call-outs at weekends and the higher costs that come with out-of-hours work. That said, if a CCTV survey identifies a structural defect such as a cracked joint or partial collapse, we will recommend repair before continuing to jet — it is always cheaper to fix a developing fault than to manage repeat blockages caused by it. All jetting visits include a written job report covering pipe condition, work completed, and any recommendations for follow-up action.
Identify all drain access points at the property
Set up jetting unit in a suitable position outside the property
Feed jetting hose into drain and advance through the pipe
Jet from furthest accessible point back towards the access chamber
Carry out flow test to confirm drain is clear
Domestic drain jetting for a London terraced house (typically 8-15 metres of drain run) costs £150-£250. Larger properties with longer drain runs are priced individually.
Yes, when carried out by an experienced engineer. We assess the pipe condition before jetting and set the operating pressure appropriately for older clay pipes. Very old or fractured pipes may require a lower-pressure approach or a CCTV survey first. We never jet a drain at maximum pressure without first understanding the pipe condition.