Uploaded July 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Tune in to see how to determine the material of your water pipe in your home. The SFPUC is asking San Francisco residents who own homes to check the material of your water service line. The SFPUC replaced all known lead service lines owned by the agency in the 1980s. Now, we’re focused on identifying customer-owned water service line materials. Most homes in the City & County of San Francisco have galvanized steel or copper water service lines. It’s highly unlikely to find lead, but we still need your help to check to meet new federal water regulations.
The video is also available in Spanish, Chinese, and Filipino under the Subtitles/Closed Captions settings.
Tune in to see how to determine the material of your water pipe in your home. The SFPUC is asking San Francisco residents who own homes to check the material of your water service line. The SFPUC replaced all known lead service lines owned by the agency in the 1980s. Now, we’re focused on identifying customer-owned water service line materials. Most homes in the City & County of San Francisco have galvanized steel or copper water service lines. It’s highly unlikely to find lead, but we still need your help to check to meet new federal water regulations.
The video is also available in Spanish, Chinese, and Filipino under the Subtitles/Closed Captions settings.
