Project and articleSeptember 8, 2025

Jamaica Plain trenchless sewer lining with UV cure

We renewed a failing 6-inch sewer beneath a finished Jamaica Plain basement floor with a UV-cured liner installed from inside the home.

617-699-5384

Our camera found fractures and infiltration along the 6-inch basement run.

Our high-definition camera work showed fractures and infiltration along the 6-inch basement run beneath a finished floor.

After reviewing the recording with the owner, we scoped a UV-cured liner installation we could reach from inside the property, using the SpeedyLight+ system on this job.

We jetted out the roots and buildup, then measured the full 6-inch path.

Our hydro jetting cleared roots and buildup, and our measurements sized the liner for the full 6-inch path.

With the run clear, we calibrated the liner for placement along the recorded length.

Our photographs show the camera and lining control equipment from this job.

We cured the liner with ultraviolet light from the SpeedyLight+ system.

We positioned the liner, inflated it and cured it with ultraviolet light through the SpeedyLight+ UV system we selected for this installation.

We timed the UV cure to the installation plan for this pipe length and diameter instead of a generic schedule.

We renewed the 6-inch run without breaking concrete along its full path.

Because our equipment tied in from inside the home, we renewed the 6-inch basement run and the owner avoided breaking concrete along the full sewer path under finished basement space.

If your sewer runs beneath a finished floor, our camera recording shows whether we can reach it and line it from inside.

Read about nearby work and how our lining method works.

Read about our sewer repair in Boston.

Project and articleSeptember 8, 2025

Jamaica Plain trenchless sewer lining with UV cure

We renewed a failing 6-inch sewer beneath a finished Jamaica Plain basement floor with a UV-cured liner installed from inside the home.

617-699-5384

Our camera found fractures and infiltration along the 6-inch basement run.

Our high-definition camera work showed fractures and infiltration along the 6-inch basement run beneath a finished floor.

After reviewing the recording with the owner, we scoped a UV-cured liner installation we could reach from inside the property, using the SpeedyLight+ system on this job.

We jetted out the roots and buildup, then measured the full 6-inch path.

Our hydro jetting cleared roots and buildup, and our measurements sized the liner for the full 6-inch path.

With the run clear, we calibrated the liner for placement along the recorded length.

Our photographs show the camera and lining control equipment from this job.

We cured the liner with ultraviolet light from the SpeedyLight+ system.

We positioned the liner, inflated it and cured it with ultraviolet light through the SpeedyLight+ UV system we selected for this installation.

We timed the UV cure to the installation plan for this pipe length and diameter instead of a generic schedule.

We renewed the 6-inch run without breaking concrete along its full path.

Because our equipment tied in from inside the home, we renewed the 6-inch basement run and the owner avoided breaking concrete along the full sewer path under finished basement space.

If your sewer runs beneath a finished floor, our camera recording shows whether we can reach it and line it from inside.

Jamaica Plain trenchless sewer lining with UV cure

Our camera found fractures and infiltration along the 6-inch basement run.

We jetted out the roots and buildup, then measured the full 6-inch path.

Our photographs show the camera and lining control equipment from this job.

We cured the liner with ultraviolet light from the SpeedyLight+ system.

We renewed the 6-inch run without breaking concrete along its full path.

Read about nearby work and how our lining method works.

Filed under

Read about our sewer repair in Boston.

Jamaica Plain trenchless sewer lining with UV cure

Our camera found fractures and infiltration along the 6-inch basement run.

We jetted out the roots and buildup, then measured the full 6-inch path.

Our photographs show the camera and lining control equipment from this job.

We cured the liner with ultraviolet light from the SpeedyLight+ system.

We renewed the 6-inch run without breaking concrete along its full path.

Read about nearby work and how our lining method works.

Filed under

Read about our sewer repair in Boston.