Public Infrastructure Pipelining and Repair

Trenchless Sewer Rehabilitation for New England Communities

For more than 50 years, Eastern Pipe Service, A Wind River Company has helped New England communities maintain and rehabilitate critical sewer and drainage infrastructure. From our roots in Bow, New Hampshire, we have worked across all six New England states, providing pipeline inspection, cleaning, repair, and trenchless rehabilitation for municipalities, engineers, contractors, and public facilities.

Our team uses advanced CCTV inspection technology to assess underground pipelines and identify structural and operational problems before they become larger infrastructure failures. When rehabilitation is needed, we offer CIPP (Cured-in-Place Pipe), point repairs, manhole rehabilitation, storm drain lining, lift station pipelining, and other trenchless solutions designed to extend asset life while limiting disruption to streets, roads, and surrounding communities.

Call Eastern Pipe Service, A Wind River Company at (833) 791-1494 to discuss a public infrastructure project or request a sewer pipeline assessment.

Comprehensive Pipeline Inspection and Rehabilitation

Public infrastructure projects require accurate information before decisions are made. We provide detailed inspections, cleaning, condition assessments, and rehabilitation services to help you understand what is happening underground and determine the appropriate repair strategy.

Our capabilities include:

• CCTV pipeline inspection: High-resolution video inspection and condition assessment for pipelines from 2 to 60 inches in diameter.

• Pipeline cleaning: Hydrojetting and vacuum services to remove grease, roots, debris, sediment, and buildup before inspection or rehabilitation.

• CIPP lining: Trenchless rehabilitation for sewer laterals and commercial main lines from 2 to 96 inches in diameter.

• Point repair: Targeted Perma-Liner Sectional Point Repair System solutions for localized pipe defects.

• Manhole-to-manhole lining: Continuous CIPP rehabilitation for longer sewer runs.

• Storm drain lining: Trenchless rehabilitation designed to extend the service life of stormwater infrastructure.

• Cast iron pipelining and descaling: Cleaning and lining for aging cast iron systems affected by corrosion and scale.

• Lift station pipelining: Rehabilitation of force mains and piping associated with pump and lift station systems.

• Culvert and dam relining: Trenchless solutions for critical drainage and water control structures.

• Manhole rehabilitation: Repair and lining to address leaks, corrosion, and structural deterioration.

• Sewer video documentation: Clear inspection footage and reporting for municipalities, engineers, contractors, and facility managers.

PACP-Certified Pipeline Assessment

Accurate condition assessment is essential when you are managing public infrastructure. Eastern Pipe Service, A Wind River Company holds PACP certification through the Pipeline Assessment Certification Program, providing a standardized approach to coding and reporting pipeline conditions.

Our PACP-certified inspectors use established assessment protocols to document defects and produce consistent condition information. This gives municipalities and engineers data that can be compared across assets and monitored over time.

We also participate in professional organizations that support the water and wastewater industry, including NASSCO, the Utility Contractors' Association of New England, and the New England Water Environment Association. These connections help keep our team informed about inspection practices, rehabilitation technologies, and regional industry standards.

Trenchless Solutions for Public Infrastructure

Open excavation is not always the most practical way to address a failing underground pipeline. Digging through roads, sidewalks, landscaping, and developed areas can create significant disruption and require extensive surface restoration.

Trenchless rehabilitation repairs or reinforces the existing pipeline from within, allowing many projects to be completed through existing access points. CIPP creates a new pipe within the existing host pipe, while point repairs address localized defects without requiring rehabilitation of the entire line.

These methods can help municipalities and public agencies:

• Reduce excavation and surface restoration

• Minimize disruption to traffic and surrounding properties

• Address aging sewer infrastructure without full pipe replacement

• Extend the service life of existing pipeline assets

• Coordinate rehabilitation with planned infrastructure projects

• Maintain detailed documentation for engineering and asset management

Our team evaluates the existing pipeline before recommending a rehabilitation method, helping ensure the selected solution fits the condition, size, material, and use of the system.

The Wind River Environmental Network Advantage

In March 2021, Eastern Pipe Service joined Wind River Environmental. Today, Eastern Pipe Service, A Wind River Company combines deep New England sewer experience with the resources of a larger environmental services network.

Wind River Environmental provides access to more than 1,100 experts, 1,000 vehicles, and 100 local teams throughout the East Coast. This additional capacity can support complex municipal rehabilitation programs, demanding schedules, emergency response, and projects requiring specialized equipment.

Your project remains supported by an experienced local team familiar with New England conditions and municipal requirements, while the broader network provides additional resources when the scope demands them.

Emergency Pipeline Services and Reporting

Sewer infrastructure problems do not always happen during convenient hours. Our crews are available for emergency service and can respond to urgent pipeline issues throughout New England.

We also understand that completing the physical repair is only part of a public infrastructure project. Clear documentation matters. After projects, we provide inspection footage, real-time reporting, and detailed project information that can support engineering review, planning, permitting, compliance, and future asset management.

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of public infrastructure do you service?

We work with municipalities, public facilities, wastewater systems, contractors, engineers, and other organizations responsible for sewer and drainage infrastructure. Services can include inspection, cleaning, point repair, CIPP lining, manhole rehabilitation, storm drain lining, and lift station pipelining.

How large of a pipeline can you inspect?

Our CCTV inspection capabilities cover pipelines from 2 to 60 inches in diameter. We also provide CIPP rehabilitation for sewer laterals and main lines from 2 to 96 inches in diameter.

What is CIPP lining?

CIPP, or Cured-in-Place Pipe, is a trenchless rehabilitation method that installs a resin-saturated liner inside an existing pipe. Once cured, the liner creates a new structural pipe within the original pipeline without requiring a continuous open trench.

Can you provide documentation for engineering and municipal review?

Yes. We provide video inspection footage, condition assessment information, real-time reporting, and project documentation. PACP-certified inspection practices provide standardized pipeline condition reporting.

Do you provide emergency public infrastructure services?

Yes. Our crews are available for emergency sewer and pipeline service when urgent infrastructure problems require a rapid response.

Partner With Eastern Pipe Service

Maintaining public sewer infrastructure requires accurate information, dependable rehabilitation methods, and a team that understands the demands of municipal projects. Eastern Pipe Service, A Wind River Company brings more than five decades of New England experience to pipeline inspection, cleaning, repair, and trenchless infrastructure rehabilitation.

As an A Wind River Company, we combine local expertise with access to a larger network of people, equipment, and resources. From initial CCTV inspection through rehabilitation and reporting, we can help you develop a practical approach to aging or damaged underground infrastructure.

Call Eastern Pipe Service, A Wind River Company at (833) 791-1494 to discuss your public infrastructure pipelining and repair needs.