Bud's Pipe Clean

Sewer & Pipe Cleaning in Thunder Bay and Northwestern Ontario

Hydro jetting for plugged sewer and piping systems at residential, commercial, industrial and institutional properties across Northwestern Ontario.

Locally owned and operated since 1976

Call 24/7: 807-629-8424

Hydro Jetting for Plugged Lines

Bud's uses hot-water and cold-water hydro jetting to clear plugged sewer and piping systems. Dedicated service trucks carry equipment for jobs at homes, businesses, industrial sites and institutional facilities.

Hydro jetting uses water moving through the pipe to clear the obstruction and restore a path for flow. The work is performed at the property, allowing the team to respond to piping problems in homes as well as larger commercial and institutional systems.

A certified journeyman plumber is on staff 24/7/365, bringing practical plumbing and drainage knowledge to every call.

When to Call About a Plugged Line

A line does not always stop completely at once. Water moving more slowly than usual, a recurring blockage, or a sewer or pipe that is no longer flowing are all useful reasons to call and describe what is happening. The location of the problem and which fixtures or areas are affected can help distinguish a single-line concern from a wider drainage interruption.

Properties We Serve

  • Homes and rural properties
  • Commercial properties
  • Industrial sites
  • Institutional facilities

Mobile Service, Day or Night

A plugged line can interrupt a home, business or facility at any hour. Bud's sends equipped service trucks to customer sites throughout Thunder Bay and Northwestern Ontario, with service available 24/7/365.

For businesses and institutions, sharing any operating or access details when calling helps the team understand the setting before arriving. Residential callers can identify where the change in flow was first noticed and whether the problem is ongoing.

Call with the Details

Let Bud's know the property location, what is no longer flowing, when the problem began, and the type of pipe or drain if known. Mention whether the line is fully stopped or still moving slowly, along with any access information that may matter at the property. Those details help the team understand the problem before the service call.