Lead in Water
Lead in drinking water is a significant widespread health concern for all ages. Lead contamination can occur in new (i.e. some brass plumbing fixtures may legally contain 8% lead) and old buildings. Consequently, lead in water can have due-diligence and liability consequences in every commercial and residential property.

Sampling and analysis should determine if soluble lead is in the drinking water supply above the EPA action level of 20 ppb for commercial buildings or schools and 15 ppb for residences.