A hydro jetting crew needs enough water for its equipment and a practical route to the drain access point. Some crews bring water, while others may need an approved supply at the property. Clarify the arrangement before the service day.
Share the site restrictions in advance
Tell the crew about gates, narrow driveways, limited parking and any outdoor tap that is locked or out of service. At a commercial property, identify who can approve access and when the crew can reach the work area without interrupting operations.
Ask how the crew will set up
Confirm where equipment will be parked and whether any hose will cross a walkway. Ask how the technician will protect the water supply connection and handle any limitations. Keep the agreed access plan with your service notes.
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