Boston Pipelining Company
About Boston Pipelining Company
We focus on trenchless sewer repair, camera inspection, cleaning and epoxy coatings for property owners in Greater Boston and the South Shore.
What we do
Boston Pipelining Company helps owners renew failing sewer and drain lines with camera diagnosis, cleaning, cured-in-place pipe lining and epoxy brush coatings.
Our Boston project pages show the work involved: finding damaged sections on camera, clearing the line, setting up inside the building and installing a new liner through planned access.
Who we work with
Homeowners call us when backups repeat under finished basements or when a camera report shows cracked cast iron, clay joints or root entry.
Property managers and commercial operators call us when shared building drains, tenant schedules and access restrictions need a clear plan before resin work begins.
How we approach a job
We show pipe condition on camera, clean before structural repair and explain where inversion or UV cure equipment will tie in.
You can read projects from Charlestown, South Boston, Jamaica Plain, Dorchester and Back Bay to see how that sequence applied on real interior lining jobs.
A repair plan for the whole drainage system
A blockage, a damaged lateral and a corroded branch are different problems. We bring inspection, cleaning, lining and coating into the same conversation so the recommended work follows what is happening inside your system.
That matters in an occupied property. The pipe route, available cleanouts, finished floors and fixtures connected to the sewer all affect how the job is carried out. We discuss those practical details alongside the repair itself, whether you are looking after your own home or coordinating work for other occupants.
Service coverage
We serve Greater Boston neighborhoods and South Shore towns listed on our service area page. Share your address when you contact us so we can confirm scheduling.
Our work includes projects in Charlestown, South Boston, Jamaica Plain, Dorchester and Back Bay. Explore the project pages to see the condition of the original pipes, the methods used and photographs of field equipment and installations.
