Specialties

Sewer scopes use high-resolution cameras to inspect pipes for blockages, root intrusion, or structural damage, especially important in older Boston neighborhoods with clay or cast-iron lines. This diagnostic step prevents guesswork and unnecessary excavation, saving time and money. A certified inspector can map the full extent of an issue before recommending repair methods like lining, patching, or full replacement.

Fixture installs range from simple faucet swaps to full bathroom or kitchen overhauls. Professionals in this specialty understand code-compliant connections, water shut-off placements, and alignment with existing tiles or flooring. Some installations—like gas-powered water heaters or built-in dishwashers—require coordination with other trades or specific certifications, making specialty matching critical for safety and longevity.

Hydro jetting uses high-pressure water to clear stubborn clogs, buildup, or tree roots in main lines—a far more thorough solution than snake augering, especially in homes with recurring drain issues. Gas line work demands additional licensing due to safety risks: leaks can cause explosions or carbon monoxide exposure, and many municipalities require certified professionals for inspections, conversions, or new hookups.