Lead in Drinking Water

There are an estimated 6-10 million lead service lines across the US threatening public health. Our team of experts is partnering with municipalities and water utilities to help deliver high-quality drinking water.

We are here to help clients navigate state and federal regulations and implement necessary actions from corrosion control treatment to full-scale lead service line replacement programs and our leadCAST management software. Building on a long history in water treatment and corrosion control, our team has been at the forefront of this issue and understands all the technical complexities in preventing lead in drinking water.

How can we collaborate with you to solve a lead service line challenge or to move the industry forward?

Sandy Kutzing, Vice President, Environmental Engineer

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See How We Tackle Lead

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What to Expect from a Lead Service Line Replacement Program

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What to Expect from a Lead Service Line Replacement Program

Lead service line replacement programs are a collaboration between the utility and customers. This article provides a general overview of replacement programs from the water customer’s perspective.

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Your LCRI FAQs, Answered

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Your LCRI FAQs, Answered

Our experts answer FAQs about the compliance timeline, partial and private side replacements, sampling protocols, corrosion control treatment, and service line verification and inventory.

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Is AI the Key to Finding and Removing Lead Pipes?

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Is AI the Key to Finding and Removing Lead Pipes?

Confirming service line materials throughout an entire system requires field verification programs, which take time and resources to complete. Katie Deheer from Trinnex sat down to explain how utilities can save time and money reducing unknowns with predictive modeling tools.

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Using Communication to Boost Public Trust in Water Systems

Public Trust Comms for LCR Compliance Hero

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Using Communication to Boost Public Trust in Water Systems

Rose Hanson, strategic communications expert, shares best practices for transparency, accountability, and accessibility when engaging the public.

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How to Roll Out a Successful Replacement Program

An excavator digs up a street in Newark, NJ as part of the city's lead service line replacement program

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How to Roll Out a Successful Replacement Program

We polled three experienced civil and environmental engineers and construction managers from across the firm to gather tips and lessons learned on how to build a successful LSLR program strategy.