Eastern Pipe Service: New England Sewer Pipeline Leaders for 50+ Years

Eastern Pipe Service, A Wind River Company has been dedicated to New England's sewer and drain systems for more than 50 years. From our roots in Bow, New Hampshire to projects across all six New England states, we have helped shape many of the sanitary sewer system procedures and product installations that contractors, engineers, and municipalities rely on today.

Today, residential, commercial, municipal, and industrial customers across New Hampshire, Maine, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Vermont turn to our team for accurate sewer pipe assessment, reliable repairs, and clear reporting that stands up to engineering review.

In March 2021, Eastern Pipe Service joined Wind River Environmental. As part of this network, we pair deep local New England knowledge with the resources of more than 1,100 experts, 1,000 vehicles, and 100 local teams across the East Coast, while keeping your projects managed by our experienced local crew.

Comprehensive Pipeline Inspection, Cleaning & Trenchless Rehabilitation

Our team is built around one goal: give you a complete picture of your underground infrastructure and the most effective options to restore it. We use advanced pipeline inspection and CCTV camera technology to inspect pipelines from 2 to 60 inches in diameter, delivering clear visuals and data you can act on.

When repairs are needed, we provide a full range of trenchless rehabilitation services, including CIPP (Cured-in-Place Pipe) solutions for sewer laterals and commercial main lines from 2 to 96 inches in diameter. This lets us address problems in cast iron, clay, concrete, and ductile iron pipe across New England's aging sewer networks without defaulting to excavation.

Our core sewer and drain services include:

• Pipeline inspection. CCTV video inspection and condition assessment for residential, commercial, and municipal systems.
• Pipeline cleaning. Hydrojetting and vacuum truck services to remove debris, grease, roots, and buildup.
• CIPP lining. Trenchless lining for laterals and mains to restore structural integrity with minimal surface disruption.
• Point repair. Targeted repairs using the Perma-Liner Sectional Point Repair System to fix localized defects without lining the entire pipe.
• Manhole-to-manhole lining. Continuous CIPP installations to rehabilitate long sewer runs.
• Storm drain lining. Rehabilitation of stormwater piping to help extend asset life and reduce infiltration.
• Cast iron pipelining and descaling. Cleaning and lining to address corrosion and scale inside older cast iron lines.
• Lift station pipelining. Rehabilitation of force mains and related piping in pump and lift station systems.
• Culvert and dam relining. Structural trenchless solutions for critical drainage and water control structures.
• Manhole rehabilitation. Repair and lining of manholes to address leaks, corrosion, and structural issues.
• Sewer video inspection. High-resolution video and documentation for engineers, municipalities, and facility managers.

We understand that many sewer issues cannot wait. Our crews are available for emergency service and can respond quickly across the New England region. After each project, we provide real-time reporting and detailed documentation so you, your engineers, and your municipal partners have consistent records for planning, permitting, and compliance.

PACP Certification & Professional Organizations

Eastern Pipe Service holds PACP certification through the Pipeline Assessment Certification Program. This standard governs how pipeline conditions are coded and reported during inspections so that municipalities and engineers can compare data across assets and over time. Our PACP-certified inspectors use standardized assessment protocols to deliver consistent, auditable condition ratings for your sewer infrastructure.

We are active members of key organizations that shape New England water and wastewater standards. Eastern Pipe Service is a member of NASSCO (National Association of Sewer Service Companies), which connects sewer service providers to the latest national best practices, training, and inspection protocols.

We are also members of the Utility Contractor's Association of New England, a trade association of underground water and sewer contractors, and the New England Water Environmental Association, which brings together water and wastewater professionals across the region. These memberships keep our team aligned with current New England water and wastewater compliance expectations and emerging technologies in sewer rehabilitation.

The Wind River Environmental Network Advantage

As part of Wind River Environmental, Eastern Pipe Service combines the agility of a focused New England sewer contractor with the backing of a large environmental services network. The Wind River Environmental family includes more than 1,100 experts, 1,000 vehicles, and 100 local teams throughout the East Coast, with over 75 years of industry experience.

For you, this means your project is led by a local New England team that understands regional soil conditions, climate, and municipal requirements, while having access to the additional equipment, staffing, and scheduling capacity needed for demanding timelines and large municipal rehabilitation programs. It is a combination that helps keep complex sewer and pipeline projects moving efficiently from inspection through trenchless rehabilitation.

Partner With Eastern Pipe Service

Whether you manage a municipal wastewater infrastructure program, oversee a facility, or coordinate construction projects, Eastern Pipe Service, A Wind River Company, is prepared to support your next sewer inspection or trenchless rehabilitation project with proven New England experience and industry-backed credentials.

To discuss upcoming work or request more information about our sewer inspection and CIPP lining services, contact Eastern Pipe Service, A Wind River Company today at (833) 791-1494.