Questions & answers
Do you replace lead service lines?
No. We locate, scan and map. Replacement is done by your utility or its contractor, and our data tells them where to dig.
What is the LCRI deadline?
Under EPA's Lead and Copper Rule Improvements, the compliance date is November 1, 2027. Community water systems need a baseline service line inventory, including connectors, by then, and replacement programs begin the same day. Check with TCEQ for how the state is applying it to your system.
We are a small MUD or water supply corporation. Is this for us?
Yes. Small systems often have the fewest records and the most unknowns, and the work can be scoped to a sample area or a single subdivision.
Can this be paid for with lead service line funding?
Inventory, planning and replacement are eligible activities in the Texas Water Development Board's lead service line program. Eligibility and terms depend on your system, so confirm with TWDB or your engineer.
Can you work under our engineer?
Yes. Many inventory and replacement programs run through an engineering firm; work can be scoped and invoiced to whoever holds the contract.
Do you provide a certificate of insurance and vendor paperwork?
Yes. A COI and W-9 are available on request for vendor setup.
How quickly do I get a price?
Usually within one business day once we have the area, line count and the deliverables you need.
Request a site assessment
Send the system name, area and rough line count. You'll get a written scope and price for locating, recording and mapping.
Calls ring straight through to the scheduling team. The form takes photos, drawings and site details.