Sewer Pipe Micro Cleaning

Finally the Future is here, the latest technology in complete and total pipe cleaning. Micro Cutting takes over where snaking and hydro jetting leave off. Snaking simply uses mechanical action to punch a hole through clogs and debris to restore flow, and jetting uses the force of water to clean the inside of your pipe but neither compares to the complete and thorough cleaning, derooting and descaling that Sewer Pipe Micro Cleaning can accomplish. Making the inside of your pipes almost like brand new and restoring the full pipe size capacity for increased flow.

Our Micro Cutting technology not only spins the cutting head at various speeds, but simultaneously flushes debris with either water or air. The cleaning machine features an electric motor with speeds from 0-1800 rpm and maintains constant torque. It is designed with a soft-start circuit that reduces operator fatigue and machine wear, giving more control cleaning all your pipes from 2″-12″. As the cutting head spins it removes the debris faster and more efficiently then anything else on the market.

Micro Cleaning Benefits

The longest lasting pipe maintenance available, compared to any other option.
Completely cleans inside of your sewer pipe to restore up to 100% capacity and flow.
Cost effective maintenance solution to longest lasting cleaning on the market today.

What’s the Procedure?

1. Pipe Inspection

Our technicians will access the sewer pipe and perform a video camera inspection to identify the problems and locations of any issues. If the pipe is completely blocked, they may need to do a pipe cleaning to re-establish flow so that the pipe is visible on the video camera.

2. Micro Cleaning

Once the line has been inspected and issue areas determined, our technician will insert a cable with a carbide cleaning head that delivers over 1,800 rpms of spinning speed in the pipe. The cleaning head is moved along the pipe line to thoroughly descale and clean the pipe to original surface. Often several passes are made to fully clean away tough blockages like tree roots and calcium build up.

3. Inspecting

The sewer pipe is inspected with a sewer line camera to ensure that any buildup or roots have been completely removed and that the line is now clean and open to maximum capacity.