Special cleaning

Yes, a drain cleaner is an effective solution for removing grease blockages in drain pipes. High-pressure flushing breaks down grease deposits that have stuck to the pipe walls and flushes them out of the system. The method works well in both private homes and larger drain systems, and is often the best solution when home solutions don't help. Learn when you should contact a plumber, what symptoms indicate a serious grease blockage, and what you can try yourself before calling for professional help.

Tree roots in drains create clogged drains and can cause costly damage. A water jet uses high-pressure water at 100-200 bar and specially designed nozzles to effectively cut and flush away root masses. The method handles most root problems, but severe structural damage requires measures such as relining or replacement. TV inspection before and after treatment ensures thorough removal. The roots can return if cracks and leaky joints are not repaired. Preventative flushing every two years keeps the problem under control. Get professional help quickly to minimize damage and costs.

Yes, a sewer jetter can effectively clean sewer lines by high-pressure flushing, which removes deposits, grease, roots and blockages from sewer pipes. The method is used for both acute problems and preventive maintenance. Experienced operators adjust the pressure according to the pipe material, and often use camera inspection before flushing. Learn when you should choose a sewer jetter over pick springs or chemical solutions, and how professional sewer cleaning protects your pipes from future problems.