November 14, 2025
Drain Jetting: What It Is and Why It Matters for Your Building
When it comes to keeping a facility running at peak performance, drainage is one of those behind-the-scenes systems that only gets attention when something goes wrong. But in today’s fast-paced commercial environment, reactive fixes aren’t enough.
That’s where drain jetting comes into play.
What is Drain Jetting?
Drain jetting is a high-pressure cleaning method that removes buildup, debris, grease, and scale from commercial drainage systems. Instead of relying on mechanical snakes or chemical treatments—which can be temporary or damaging—jetting uses a controlled stream of pressurized water to restore full pipe capacity and flow.
It’s an innovative, efficient approach designed to clear blockages and prevent future issues.
Why It Matters for Commercial Buildings
Drainage problems don’t just create headaches—they disrupt operations, impact tenant satisfaction, and drive up maintenance costs. Jetting supports a long-term facilities strategy by delivering:
In short, jetting strengthens your building’s operational resilience.
Where Jetting Is Most Effective
Drain jetting is ideal for high-use or high-risk areas such as:
If the system carries heavy debris or sees consistent daily use, it benefits from jetting.
How Often Should You Jet Your Drains?
While every facility is unique, most commercial buildings see strong results from quarterly or semi-annual jetting. The best cadence depends on fixture load, pipe age, and historical issues. A proactive maintenance plan ensures you’re always ahead of the problem curve.
How Archer Supports Your Drainage Strategy
We bring a strategic, customer-focused mindset to every service call—helping you plan, budget, and maintain your drainage system with confidence.
