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Lead Water Line Removal in Rochester, NY
Tru North Pipe removes lead water service lines for Rochester homeowners, replacing aging lead pipe with safe, modern materials.
- Removes the source of lead contamination at the private service line, not just at the tap
- Protects children, pregnant women, and all household members from lead exposure in drinking water
- Brings your private water line into compliance with current plumbing standards
- Eliminates corrosion-related pipe failures that can disrupt water service to your home
- Increases buyer confidence and property value by documenting a lead-free water service line
- Pairs with city-side replacement work so your full line, from main to meter, is lead-free
Expert Lead Water Line Removal in Rochester, NY
Lead water line removal is one of the most important plumbing services a Rochester homeowner can schedule. Many homes in Rochester were built when lead service lines were standard. Those old lines connect your home to the water main under the street, and lead can enter your drinking water as the pipe corrodes. Rochester has been actively replacing lead lines across the city, but thousands of private-side lines still need attention. Tru North Pipe handles the private portion of that work, from the curb stop to your meter. We excavate the old line, remove it fully, and install new service piping that meets current standards. We also restore any disturbed surface area after the work is done. If you received a notice from the city about your service line, or if you simply want to know what is running into your home, call Tru North Pipe. We serve Rochester homeowners who want the lead out for good.
What's included
- Removes the source of lead contamination at the private service line, not just at the tap
- Protects children, pregnant women, and all household members from lead exposure in drinking water
- Brings your private water line into compliance with current plumbing standards
- Eliminates corrosion-related pipe failures that can disrupt water service to your home
- Increases buyer confidence and property value by documenting a lead-free water service line
- Pairs with city-side replacement work so your full line, from main to meter, is lead-free
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Lead Water Line Removal FAQ
Common questions about lead water line removal in Rochester, NY.
Your home likely has a lead line if it was built before 1986 and the service line has never been replaced. Rochester homeowners can check by gently scratching the pipe near the water meter: lead is soft, dull gray, and non-magnetic.
We handle the private-side portion of the line, which runs from the curb stop to your water meter inside the home. The city manages the public-side segment from the water main to the curb stop.
Rochester is actively replacing lead lines on the public side, but private-side replacement is the homeowner's responsibility. Removing your private lead line is the only way to fully eliminate lead risk between the street and your tap.
Some excavation is needed to access and remove the buried line. Tru North Pipe restores all disturbed surface areas after the new line is installed.
Yes, Rochester homeowners can schedule private-side lead line removal at any time, regardless of where the city is in its street-by-street replacement schedule. You do not need to wait for a city notice to act.
The old lead line is fully removed and replaced with new service piping that runs clean water from the curb stop to your meter. The new line is flushed before we close out the job.
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(585) 437-0207Hours
- Monday 7:00 AM - 5:00 PM
- Tuesday 7:00 AM - 5:00 PM
- Wednesday 7:00 AM - 5:00 PM
- Thursday 7:00 AM - 5:00 PM
- Friday 7:00 AM - 5:00 PM
- Saturday Closed
- Sunday Closed