Lead & Copper Testing

We would like to assure our customers that Texas Water Co complies with all requirements to prevent contamination of our water from lead, copper, and all other regulated contaminants. These requirements include the use of lead-free materials for all distribution system hardware. We have found that even the highest lead levels in our distribution system(s) remain well below the Regulatory Action Level of 15 ppb (parts per billion or the equivalent of 15 pennies in $10 million). The results of the most recent round of sampling can be found on the Texas Water Co Consumer Confidence Report(s).

TCEQ establishes the Lead and Copper sampling schedules based on individual system requirements. Sampling for Lead and Copper is usually performed every three years throughout the distribution system by our customers following the most recent set of guidelines provided by the EPA.

The next round of Lead and Copper samples for our systems are:

An independently certified laboratory processes these samples. If you are interested in participating in the next round of our lead and copper sampling and testing program, please get in touch with Texas Water Co.

The American Water Works Association and the Water Research Foundation have put together some helpful information about lead and copper in drinking water. To learn more, please read the following article from the Water Research Foundation:

https://www.waterrf.org/sites/default/files/file/2019-09/4949-Lead-Copper.pdf