Line descaling for pipes that can’t keep up
Over time, mineral deposits and rust build up on pipe walls and narrow the line. Descaling removes them, restoring flow and extending the life of your plumbing.
Before descaling
After descaling
Signs your pipes need descaling
Catching scale early prevents bigger problems. Watch for:
- Noticeably reduced flow
- Recurring clogs in several drains
- Visible corrosion on exposed pipes
- Unusual noises from your plumbing
How descaling works
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Step 1
We look first
A camera shows how much scale and rust is in the line.
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Step 2
We cut it loose
Chain cutters break down the scale and rust on the pipe walls.
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Step 3
We flush it out
The jetter clears the loose debris out of the line.
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Step 4
We check the result
A smooth, open pipe, ready to flow, or to be lined.
The first step of a pipe lining job
Descaling is also how every lining job starts: a clean, smooth pipe wall lets the new liner press tight against the old pipe.