Storm drains are a lot harder to clear than sewer lines. Just think about this; the storm drain doesn’t really flow unless it rains or unless you water the area it’s assigned to. The dirt and debris have plenty of time to build-up and collect. By the time it’s time to flow when you need it most the debris all piles up and starts compacting itself with dirt and water. Many times snaking it will work but more times than not the only way to clear the storm drains is with the Hydrojetter.
Today we worked on one that really needed some extra help. As you can see from the picture there are bottles coming out of it.