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About WaterMainCall
A small site about one pipe, built around a public document that hardly anybody has opened.
Straight answer
Whether a service line is lead is a matter of public record now, and the first job here is to send readers to their own utility’s inventory. WaterMainCall is operated by NXTA Flow, performs no work, tests no water, and takes its material from EPA.
The subject of this site
WaterMainCall is a referral service operated by NXTA Flow. We connect homeowners with independent contractors for water service line repair and replacement.
It exists because of a gap that is unusual in this trade: the information a homeowner needs most here is already published, by their own utility, about their own address — and practically nobody has been told so.
The federal material behind it
Three documents carry everything on this site that states anything, and each is named and linked on every page that uses it:
- U.S. EPA, Service-Line Inventory and Replacement Requirements, Lead and Copper Rule Improvements fact sheet, October 2024 — the four categories and their definitions, the baseline inventory date, the online posting threshold, the non-lead validation deadline, the replacement requirement and what counts as a full replacement.
- U.S. EPA, Public Education Requirements, Lead and Copper Rule Improvements fact sheet, October 2024 — the annual notification duty and what the notice must contain.
- U.S. EPA, 2021 LCRR Requirements Retained in the Final Lead and Copper Rule Improvements — the 16 October 2024 initial inventory date and the notification timing that has been running since.
Everything else here is mechanism, access and method. None of it asserts a measurement, so none of it needs a citation it could not support.
The things it will not tell you
What your line is made of. Anything about the water at any address. Anything about anybody’s health. A price. A verdict on urgency. Each of those is explained on its own page rather than left as a silence.
Contact
hello@nxtaflow.com for anything about the site itself, including a correction — which we would much rather have than not.
Look your address up first.Your utility has published what your service line is made of, and finding out costs nothing. If it turns out to be your side and it needs work, we will route you to a contractor covering your area, found from the ZIP code you give — you are never charged. Service lines are our subject; anything plumbing-related can be put through the same way.
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