City of Englewood, Colorado
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Englewood Utilities Lead Reduction Program is a multi-year program to remove all lead service lines and replace them with copper lines. Safe drinking water is our top priority, and Englewood Utilities is taking significant steps in the coming years to eliminate lead pipes from the water system. While water is currently lead-free when it leaves the water treatment facility and travels through the distribution system, it can come in contact with historic lead service line or plumbing throughout your home. If your home was constructed before 1960, you may have a lead service line providing water to your home. As a part of the Lead Reduction Program, Englewood Utilities will replace the entire lead service line from the water main in the street to just inside your home with a copper service line.
Your Water Service Line
Your water service line is the pipe that carries water from the water main in the street to just inside of your home. The service line between the water main and the curb stop is owned by the city. The remainder of the service line, from the curb stop to inside the home, is owned by the property owner. See the figures below.
Your Water Service Line with the Meter Outside of Your Home
Image description: Water Service Line from the Water Main to the Curb Stop is Utility owned. The Meter location is outside the home with a Stop & Waste Valve inside the home that is customer owned.
Your Water Service Line with the Meter Inside of Your Home
Image Description: Water Service line from the Water Main to Curb stop is Utility Owned to the Curb Stop. From the Curb stop to the Stop & Waste Valve is customer owned. The water meter is located inside the home in this example.
Do you have a lead service line?
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To locate your property Enter your address and the map will tell you if your home or business has a possible lead service line. Search Your Address Here
- We’ve provided a guide on how to use Englewood’s service line inventory map. View the User Guide Here. We suggest viewing the map in Google Chrome. If you are on a mobile phone, you may have to reduce your screen size or view in landscape mode (horizontal) for optimal results.
Your Top Questions, Answered
More Frequently Asked Questions
View the Frequently Asked Questions Page Here
Additional Information
- What is the Lead Reduction Program?
- Sources of Lead in Drinking Water
- Lead Service Line Replacement
- Using Filters
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