Flotech operators are trained how to apply and use the correct jetting nozzle to maximize the safest and most efficient solution. Specialized nozzles are used to move the debris down the pipeline and into the structure. A high-volume vacuum is then used to remove the debris from the structures and into a debris tank which is then disposed at the appropriate government regulated facility.

Jetvac cleaning of storm drain systems (catch basins, inlets, pipeline, lift stations, etc) is critical to ensure that a drainage system functions at the designed capacity. Blockages from debris and sediment can lead to flooding and overall deterioration of the system if not regularly cleaned and maintained.

Concrete, grease, roots, minerals, chemical deposits, tuberculation, and protruding lateral pipe connections cause the loss of flow of cross-sectional areas of the main line conveyance pipes potentially causing sewer backups and overflows. Flotech uses both high speed (up to 50,000 rpm), low torque cutters and low-speed, high-torque auger cutters to clear tough stubborn pipe blockages.