Lead Service Line Replacement Program in Columbus, Ohio

Concerned about lead or galvanized water service lines in your Columbus home? As of December 1, 2024, the City of Columbus no longer allows the repair of lead or galvanized water service lines—full replacement is now required. As an approved contractor, we specialize in guiding residents through the replacement process, ensuring a safe and lead-free water supply. Call us at (614) 569-0083 to learn more.

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Our Role as the City-Approved Contractor

As the City of Columbus approved contractor for the Lead service line Replacement Program (which also includes galvanized service lines), we are authorized to perform lead and galvanized service line replacements in compliance with the city's standards. Our team is dedicated to assisting homeowners through every step through aplying and getting accepted for the replacement program and of the replacement process its self, ensuring a seamless and efficient experience. We handle all aspects of the project, from initial assessment to final installation, providing you with peace of mind and a safer home environment.

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Understanding the Lead Service Line Replacement Program

The City of Columbus has been granted 1 billion dollars and therefore implemented the Lead Service Line Replacement (LSLR) Program to replace aging lead and galvanized service lines across the city. This initiative ensures compliance with new regulations that prohibit repairs to these lines starting December 1, 2024. Homeowners can benefit from full replacement at no direct cost, as long as funding remains available.

For more details on eligibility and to check if your home qualifies, Call us today!

Benefits of Replacing Your Lead Service Line

Health Safety: Eliminates potential lead exposure from your drinking water.
Improved Water Quality: Enhances taste and clarity by removing old, corroded pipes.
Increased Property Value: Upgrades to modern plumbing materials can boost your home's market value.
Cost Savings: Take advantage of the city's program offering replacements at no direct cost to eligible homeowners.

Leaking or Broken Lead and Galvanized Water Lines

If your lead or galvanized water line is leaking or broken, the City of Columbus requires full replacement rather than repairs. Older service lines are prone to leaks and cracks due to corrosion and wear over time. Our team is ready to help you transition to a safer and more durable water supply system.

Signs of a Broken Water Line: Low water pressure, discolored water, soggy patches in the yard, or increased water bills.
Health Risks: Lead contamination can pose serious health risks, making replacement crucial.
Immediate Assistance: We provide fast response times to replace your faulty line.

Call (614) 569-0083 for Emergency Replacement

How to Identify Lead or Galvanized Pipes

Not sure if your home has lead or galvanized water lines? The City of Columbus provides resources to help residents identify their water service line materials. Check your address through the city's database or contact their Lead-Safe Columbus program for assistance.

Why Choose Us as Your Columbus-Approved Contractor?

As a trusted and approved contractor for the Lead Service Line Replacement Program, we are committed to providing expert guidance and hassle-free installations. Our services include:

Comprehensive Inspections: We thoroughly assess your service line to determine replacement eligibility.
Efficient Installation: Our team handles the entire process from excavation to final installation.
Zero Out-of-Pocket Costs: As long as funding is available, replacements are covered under the city's program.
24/7 Emergency Services: Call us anytime at (614) 569-0083 for immediate assistance.

Contact Us Today

Don't wait until the cities funding runs out start today and address the potential lead exposure in your home's water supply. As an approved contractor for the City of Columbus's Lead Service Line Replacement Program, we are ready to assist you now. Call us at (614) 569-0083 to schedule an assessment and take the first step toward safer, lead-free water.