Outside through an accessible clean out is the best practice. The cons of hydrojetting are that they use a lot of water (which, considering the major droughts we’ve had here in California, is not ideal) and that you’re limited to where this method can be used since bringing it into your home can cause flooding. This method uses high powered flowing water (4000 PSI) pressure with special nozzels that shoot water directly through the pipes like razor blades. But, then again, even the top hydrojetting system out there will not remove major hard build up inside cast iron pipes.
We love the hydro jetting method, and it’s a great way to break down roots and remove compaction and sludge from a pipe.
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