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A stubborn blockage often needs more than basic drain rods. Grease, scale, silt and compacted waste can cling to the pipe or build up further along the drainage run. Our drain jetting service in Kent uses high-pressure water to break through these deposits and thoroughly clean the inside of the pipework.
We use specialist jetting equipment to direct pressurised water through the drainage system. This can clear difficult obstructions while removing deposits from the internal walls of the pipe.
When waste has formed a solid obstruction, the correct jetting nozzle can break it apart and flush the loosened material through the system. We work carefully to restore the flow without unnecessary disruption.
You don’t have to wait for a complete blockage. Planned drain cleaning can remove grease, scale and silt before they cause overflowing drains, unpleasant smells or disruption to a home or business.
Restaurants, shops, rental properties and managed buildings often place heavier demands on their drainage. We provide one-off and planned jetting for commercial systems across Kent.
High-pressure water jetting uses a flexible hose fitted with a specialist nozzle. Water is forced backwards and forwards through carefully positioned jets, helping the hose travel along the pipe while breaking up deposits and flushing debris away.
This approach is particularly useful when rods can open a narrow route through a blockage but leave much of the material behind. Jetting cleans a greater area of the pipe, reducing the risk of the same build-up causing another blockage shortly afterwards.
Our service is suitable for domestic drains, commercial drainage systems, rainwater pipes and certain private drainage arrangements. Before starting, we consider the pipe’s condition, the likely obstruction and the available access. High pressure must be used appropriately, particularly with older or potentially damaged pipework.
Blocked drain jetting can deal with many common drainage problems, including:
Jetting isn’t automatically the right answer for every problem. A collapsed pipe, severely displaced joint or solid object may require a different approach. If we suspect structural damage or the blockage keeps returning, we may recommend a CCTV drain inspection to see what’s happening inside the system.



We’ll ask which fixtures or drains are affected and whether the problem has happened before. Our engineer then checks the available chambers and establishes the likely position of the obstruction.
Different blockages require different pressures and jetting heads. We’ll choose an appropriate setup based on the pipework and the material that needs removing.
The jetting hose is fed through a suitable access point. Pressurised water breaks apart the blockage and cleans accumulated deposits from the pipe walls.
Once the obstruction has been removed, we test the drain to make sure water is moving freely. Where there are signs of damage or an underlying fault, we’ll explain what we’ve found and advise on the next step.
Any Drains Direct has 20 years of hands-on drainage experience. We understand that two similar-looking blockages can have very different causes, so we don’t simply apply maximum pressure and hope for the best.
Customers value our straightforward advice, competitive rates and clear pricing. There are no hidden fees, and qualifying work comes with a written guarantee. Our drainage service operates 24 hours a day, with response times of under 90 minutes for urgent callouts.
We work throughout Kent, from busy town-centre properties to rural homes with longer private drainage runs. Access can vary significantly between older terraces in Canterbury, commercial premises in Maidstone and extended properties around Sevenoaks. We assess the individual system before beginning work.
We provide drain cleaning across Kent, including Ashford, Canterbury, Chatham, Dartford, Dover, Edenbridge, Folkestone, Gravesend, Herne Bay and Maidstone. We also cover Medway, Orpington, Sevenoaks, Swanley, Tenterden, Tonbridge, Tunbridge Wells, Whitstable, Sittingbourne, Gillingham, Faversham and surrounding villages.
When carried out correctly, jetting is a safe and effective cleaning method. We adjust the equipment to suit the condition and material of the pipe. Suspected damaged drains may need inspecting first.
It may remove smaller root growth using a suitable cutting nozzle. More extensive intrusion can indicate damaged joints or cracked pipes that require further inspection and repair.
Rods can be effective for simple, nearby obstructions. Jetting is often more suitable for stubborn blockages and deposits spread along the pipe because it also cleans the internal walls.
Many straightforward jobs can be completed during one visit. The time required depends on access, the length of the drainage run and the type of blockage.
Yes. We clean drains serving shops, restaurants, offices, landlords and other commercial premises throughout Kent.
Recurring problems may be caused by remaining deposits, root intrusion, poor pipe gradients or structural damage. A CCTV inspection can identify the underlying cause.
If you need high-pressure drain jetting in Kent, contact Any Drains Direct. We’ll assess the problem, explain the work required and provide clear pricing before we begin. Whether you have a slow-running drain or a complete blockage, our team is available 24 hours a day.