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Our plumbing team is proud to serve Maryland and its surrounding suburbs, including Cameron Park, Wallsend, Charlestown, and Belmont. 

We’re here to meet your plumbing needs. Reach out to confirm if your area is part of our service region.

Hydro-jetting is a powerful drain-cleaning method that uses high-pressure water to remove blockages, debris, and build-up from pipes. 

It is an effective solution for clearing stubborn clogs, grease, and even tree roots that can’t be resolved with traditional tools like snakes or plungers.

This method is commonly used in both residential and commercial plumbing systems, especially for preventative maintenance. 

Hydro-jetting not only clears the current blockage but also cleans the interior of the pipes, reducing the likelihood of future clogs. 

It’s an eco-friendly alternative to chemical drain cleaners and is safe for most pipe materials when performed by a professional plumber.

Plumbers use a variety of specialised tools to repair pipes, ensuring precision and durability. 

Some common tools include:

• Pipe Cutters: Used for cutting pipes cleanly and accurately, especially during replacements or modifications.
• Pipe Wrenches: These are adjustable and provide the leverage needed to tighten or loosen pipe fittings.
• Plumber's Tape: Often applied to threads to create a watertight seal and prevent leaks in pipe joints.
• Brazing Torches: Used for soldering pipes and creating strong, durable connections in copper piping.
• Leak Detectors: These tools identify hidden leaks by measuring changes in pressure or moisture levels.
• CCTV Drain Cameras: Used to inspect and diagnose problems deep within pipes, such as blockages or damage.

Plumbers rely on their expertise and tools to ensure pipes are repaired efficiently and safely, extending the lifespan of your plumbing system.

Water pressure issues can be caused by several factors, including:

• Leaks: Hidden leaks in your pipes can reduce water pressure significantly.
• Clogs: Accumulated debris in pipes can obstruct water flow, lowering pressure.
• Corroded Pipes: Older pipes may corrode over time, restricting water flow.
• Faulty Valves: Malfunctioning pressure-reducing valves can lead to inconsistent pressure.

Plumbers can diagnose and resolve water pressure problems by inspecting your plumbing system. 

They’ll repair leaks, remove blockages, and replace worn-out components as needed. In some cases, installing a pressure booster or upgrading outdated pipes may be recommended for long-term improvement.