Drain & Sewer Jetting | Two Harbors, MN

A drain snake or cable cuts a path through a blockage. Jetting is different: high-pressure water scours the entire diameter of the pipe, stripping grease buildup, sediment, and root hair off the walls instead of just punching a hole through the middle.

Where jetting earns its keep

Grease-lined kitchen lines, sediment-packed older sewer pipe, and root intrusion all respond better to jetting than cabling alone — cabling can leave a channel through the mess that just narrows again; jetting clears the whole pipe.

Roots specifically

Tree roots find their way into sewer lines through the smallest joint gap, chasing moisture, and they grow back. Jetting cuts root mass out of the line far more thoroughly than a cable, which buys real time before it returns.

On price: every job gets a real look before a number, so requesting your estimate is the fastest honest way to find out what yours costs.

Cleanout access point where a line gets opened up for service

In Their Own Words

What Customers Say

4.9 rating of 87 reviews

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Kathy Bryce5 months ago

Julia is a professional, very knowledgeable, resolved the situation quickly and efficiently. She provided excellent customer service, and I would recommend TPU for any Jetting Service that is needed.

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D N1 year ago

Tim’s Pipes Unplugged jetted my mound laterals. Very prompt service and done well! Would hire again!

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Rich Pedersen1 year ago

I'd give them 10 stars if I could. After-hours call out when when we had company coming the next day. Showed up promptly and jetted our floor drain in no time flat. Drains have never worked so good. I would use nobody else. Polite, friendly and very knowledgeable.

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Wendy W.2 years ago

Tim came out and did a wonderful job hydro- jetting our old sewer line. Got rid of tree roots and scoped our line with a camera. We even got a flash drive, showing our clean sewer line! Friendly and professional, we highly recommend his services!

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jeremiah fransen8 years ago

Tim showed up within a few hours of the call. He was professional and courteous. I felt like he gave me great service. I would definitely recommend him over a big chain company. He even did a follow up a few days later and helped me locate another sewer line. Great guy with integrity! Thanks Tim!

Questions

Drain & Sewer Jetting FAQs

01 What's the difference between jetting and a regular drain snake?

A snake cuts a path through a blockage. Jetting uses high-pressure water to clean the full inside surface of the pipe, so it clears buildup a snake leaves behind on the walls.

02 Will jetting damage old pipe?

We match pressure and nozzle to the pipe's condition and material. Tell us the age and type of your line when you call so we can plan accordingly.

03 Can jetting remove tree roots from a sewer line?

Yes — it's one of the more effective tools against root intrusion, cutting root mass out of the line rather than pushing through it. Roots can return over time since they're growing toward the pipe, not going away.

04 Do you inspect the line before or after jetting?

A camera inspection before or after jetting tells us (and you) exactly what was in the line and whether it's fully clear — ask about pairing the two.

Ready For A Line Scoured Clean, Not Just Poked Through?

Tell us about the line and we'll get you a fast estimate.

Call (218) 391-8973 Get Free Estimate