Service Line Material Information
Federal rules require water systems to publish information on water service line materials. Here is what we know about the lines serving Boonville.
The Town of Boonville maintains an inventory of public-side water service line materials in compliance with the EPA’s Lead and Copper Rule Revisions (LCRR). The current inventory is available for review at Town Hall and is summarized in the document linked below. [verify file]
If you have questions about the service line serving your home, or wish to request that we verify the private-side material, please contact Public Works at 336.367.7941.
Helpful resources
- [Service Line Material Inventory, PDF]
- [Annual Water Quality Report, PDF]
- EPA: Lead and Copper Rule (opens in new window)
The Town provides service line material information so residents can better understand the water infrastructure serving their property. This page supports transparency around water service lines and helps residents know where to go with questions.
What is a service line?
A water service line is the pipe that connects a property to the public water system. Materials may vary by property, age, records, repairs, and private-side plumbing conditions.
Why this information is published
Federal water rules require water systems to identify and share information about service line materials. The goal is to improve public awareness, support water system planning, and help residents understand what is known about their service connection.
What residents should do
Review the information provided by the Town and contact Town Hall if you have questions about your property, records, or next steps. If you are planning plumbing work, replacing a service line, or buying a property, ask for guidance before work begins.
Keep records updated
If a licensed plumber, contractor, or property owner identifies service line material during repairs or replacement, provide documentation to the Town so records can be updated when appropriate.