Commercial drain jetting gives business premises a deep clean — restaurants, cafes, takeaways, hotels, offices, shops, warehouses, and industrial sites. Business drains carry far more waste than home systems, and food premises build up more grease and fat. Commercial jetting units push out more water than home ones, so they clear wider pipes and tougher build-up. Your engineer carries different nozzles for different jobs: root cutters for tree roots, chain tools for heavy scale, and long nozzles for long pipe runs. Regular jetting also helps businesses meet South West Water's rules on trade waste. It helps avoid emergency call-outs, keeps hygiene standards up, and shows inspectors your drains are well kept. We offer one-off jetting and scheduled plans, built around your business.
We check your drains, mapping every access point, pipe run, and problem spot. Since food sites need extra care, we pay close attention to grease trap links and kitchen waste lines.
Based on what we find, we pick the right jetting unit, nozzles, and pressure, since these need to match your pipes and the build-up inside them.
We jet every pipe section in turn, working back towards the main sewer, while kitchen waste lines get extra care with grease-cutting nozzles.
We give you a completion certificate for your records, since that shows compliance at inspection. If you choose a maintenance plan, we book your next visit at the agreed time.
The cost of commercial drain jetting depends on the size of your pipe network and how much has built up. A maintenance plan can lower the cost per visit. Request a fast, fixed-price quote online after a first site check. We never charge call-out fees.
Restaurants, takeaways, and food businesses should have their drains jetted every three to six months, while offices and shops with lighter use usually just need it once a year.
Yes, since we can plan jetting to cause the least disruption, with early mornings, evenings, or weekends working well for food businesses. Our kit is self-contained and doesn't need your water turned off.
Yes, since we give you completion certificates showing the date, scope, and outcome of the jetting work. These records show your drains are kept to the right standard for environmental health or trade waste inspections.