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Protecting drinking water from lead sources is a shared responsibility of SCWA and property owners. Use the map below to check the service line material tied to your address.

 

Interactive map

Search for your address. When the map loads, use the legend icon Legend icon to view symbol details.

 
Only submit the form if your address shows “unknown.”

If both sides show unknown, we may follow up to confirm the material (including possible visual inspection or water testing).

 

How to read the circle symbol

The circle is split: customer side (left) and SCWA side (right).

Customer side (left)

  • Green/white: no lead on customer side, SCWA side unknown
  • Gray/white: lead on customer side, SCWA side unknown
  • White/white: both sides unknown

SCWA side (right)

  • White/green: no lead on SCWA side, customer side unknown
  • White/gray: lead on SCWA side, customer side unknown
  • White/white: both sides unknown
 

Service line material form

Complete this form only if the interactive map indicates the service line at your address is unknown.



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Find lead pipes in your home

That's great because they aren't made of lead - congratulations! But it's still possible that you might have lead fittings or solder somewhere in the plumbing, especially if it was installed before 1960. If you want to check whether there's lead in your water, try requesting a test from your water utility.