For program questions, call 720.859.4411 or email [email protected]

REQUIRED LEAD REPLACEMENT FORM
If Aurora Water confirmed you have a lead or galvanized requiring replacement water service line, the property owner qualifies for a free water service line replacement. 

To replace the pipe, Aurora Water requires that the property owner signs the Acknowledgement and Consent for Lead Line Replacement Form by clicking here. 

For a printable, interactive PDF version of the form, click here.

FORMULARIO OBLIGATORIO PARA LA SUSTITUCIÓN DE TUBERÍAS DE PLOMO

Si Aurora Water ha confirmado que usted cuenta con una línea de servicio de agua de plomo o galvanizada que requiere sustitución, el propietario de la vivienda reúne los requisitos para obtener el reemplazo gratuito de dicha línea.

Para proceder con la sustitución de la tubería, Aurora Water requiere que el propietario firme el formulario de Reconocimiento y consentimiento para la sustitución de líneas de plomo. 

Para obtener una versión del formulario en PDF interactivo e imprimible, haga clic aquí.

Pronto estará disponible un formulario digital en español. Por favor, vuelva a consultar más adelante.

We are seeking additional state and federal funding for the Lead Service Line Replacement Program. Learn more by viewing the Project Needs Assessment (PNA).

What is a water service line?
A water service line is the pipe that runs from the water main to a home or building's internal plumbing. These pipes carry water from the city's water main into homes and buildings.

WATER SERVICE LINE MATERIAL MAP

Click on the map and enter an address to view what type of water service line Aurora Water has listed. Be sure to include the initial for East, West, North or South before your street name. For example, enter 15151 E. Alameda Parkway.

Map information
The data used to develop the map is based on verified records, recent inspections and the year a property was constructed. Material types shown include:

Lead: Some or all of the service line is made of lead.

Galvanized steel: Some or all of the service line is made of galvanized steel. Aurora Water is currently determining whether galvanized service lines have ever been connected to a lead pipe.  

• Lines connected to a lead pipe must be replaced and are designated as Galvanized Requiring Replacement (GRR). Under the EPA’s Lead and Copper Rule Improvements only GRR service lines must be replaced.
•  Galvanized steel lines that have not been connected to a lead pipe do not pose a health risk and will not be replaced. These lines are categorized as non-lead.

Not lead: The service line is known to be copper, plastic or galvanized steel that has never been connected to a lead pipe.

Unknown: When records are missing or unverifiable, or there have been no documented inspections.

•  Why are some service lines categorized as "unknown"? In Colorado, properties constructed in 1960 or earlier sometimes installed lead or galvanized steel water service lines. Unfortunately, records stating the type of service line material that was used often do not exist or cannot be verified. Currently, Aurora Water has more than 5,000 service lines marked as unknown, which means these lines still need to be inspected to determine what the service line is made of.

At this time, Aurora Water and our contractors are investigating water service lines. Once our investigations are done, a replacement schedule will be created and available on this site. We will prioritize lead pipe replacements, as these are a higher public health concern.

Questions? Contact us at 720.859.4411 or [email protected].

Frequently asked questions

Aurora Water's contractors for the Lead Service Line Replacement Program.

If you have any questions about whether someone is with the lead program, call our Lead Hotline at 720.859.4411 or email [email protected]