Yes — kitchen drains are one of the most common drain jetting jobs we do.
Kitchen drain lines accumulate grease faster than any other drain in a home. Even small amounts of cooking fat, oil, and grease sent down the drain solidify as they cool and coat the pipe walls. Over time this narrows the pipe and eventually blocks it completely.
Jetting a kitchen line blasts through the grease coating on the pipe walls and flushes it out — restoring full diameter flow. It’s a more thorough clean than snaking, which punches through the thickest spot but leaves the coating on the walls.
For commercial kitchens and restaurants, kitchen drain jetting is a routine maintenance service. The volume of grease going down those lines makes monthly or quarterly jetting standard for most food service operations that want to stay ahead of blockages.
Recurring kitchen drain clogs? Call 678-799-4389 — we’ll camera inspect and jet the same day.
