Lead and
Copper Rule

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA’s) Lead and Copper Rule (LCR) protects public health by minimizing lead and copper levels in drinking water, primarily by reducing corrosion of plumbing materials. This rule applies to all community public water systems (PWS) and non-transient non-community water systems.
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LCR Sampling Services

LJA brings the technical and regulatory knowledge to support any specific item under the LCR, from consultation to a full custom program for individual water systems. We stand to serve as your trusted partner, guiding you through the full regulatory process. Our full turnkey LCR program encompasses a comprehensive project management solution for Municipalities and Private Water Providers.

  • Lead and Copper Sampling
  • WQP Sampling
  • UCMR5 Sampling
  • LCR Site Tiering
  • Program Management
  • Online GIS Platforming
  • TCEQ Coordination
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Custom Online Client Dashboard

Ensure your water system stays fully compliant with state regulations effortlessly using our specialized online platform. Designed specifically for water utilities, our solution simplifies tracking, reporting, and managing all compliance requirements in one easy-to-use interface. Our Custom Online platform provides the following:

  • View all districts on one platform
  • Live Sampling Updates
  • Ability to view results new and archived
  • See all approved sample sites on a live map
  • Easily keep track of districts and their status with TCEQ
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LCR Inventory Services

  • Development of a Service Line Material (SLM) Inventory
  • Corrosion Control
  • Public Education and Outreach
  • Preparation of a Sampling for Compliance
  • Pitchers and Filters Cartridges
  • Identify and Review Available Funding Options
  • Technical Implementation and Support
  • Preparations of a sampling plan for Compliance Including Sampling at Schools and Childcare Facilities
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LCRI Compliance

The LCRI required systems to submit a lead service line inventory to the state by October 16th, 2024. This includes the location of service lines as well as their material types, even if unknown. The LSLI form will need to be updated yearly until the water system is lead, GRR, and unknown free.  LJA brings the technical and regulatory knowledge to support any specific item under the LCRI, From single services to a full custom program for individual water system(s) we stand to serve as your trusted partner, guiding you through this regulatory change and ensuring compliance every step of the way.

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