Boston’s Aging Sewer Lines Boston, like many older cities, faces challenges with aging sewer lines. Some of the issues include: Infrastructure Degradation: Over time, sewer
Almost two million gallons of untreated sewage spilled into the Merrimack River recently when a valve at the pumping station failed while work was being
The Boston Water and Sewer Commission has no lead components in the City’s water lines, but some homes and businesses still have lead water lines
Residents of the town of Lynn were advised last month to use caution when traveling. A large sinkhole that was blocking traffic at the intersection of
Tewksbury, when you see smoke coming from various areas near your home this week, there is no cause for worry. The City is testing the
Way to go Weston!! Recently, The Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection gave an award to Weston, a wonderful and scenic neighborhood of Boston. Working in
Boston, we are about to experience heavy flooding due to storms that are moving into our area, with these heavy rains sewers can back up
The Boston Water and Sewer Commission (BWSC) owns and maintains the system for the collection and transport of the city’s wastewater and storm drainage. They
Coming soon will be our Innerseal-ll CS/CL for connection of service laterals to the sewer line. These will be a full wrap in the main.
Boston contractors and municipalities; Perma-Liner™ Manhole Rehabilitation is saving cities time and money. This system is made to fit all manholes. The liner is a
