Waterline Material Form
Due to the longevity of our water system, different water piping materials have been used over the past 125 years. We are asking for your help in updating our records. Please use these instructions to identify the water service line material and complete the form down below. If you have any questions regarding this request, please call (574) 739-0900. Thank you.
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WE NEED YOUR HELP

Logansport Utilities continues its commitment in providing safe and reliable water in our community. We are now moving forward with plans to obtain even better water quality! Grant money is being awarded to Logansport Utilities to help support upgrading service lines (at no cost to you!) and our first step is updating our water service line records. 

HOW TO IDENTIFY A WATER  SERVICE LINE

1. Locate the water line
Locate the water service line entering the building. You need to see the pipe where It comes through the floor or wall. It is likely located in the basement or lowest floor, or whole-house water shut-off valve near your water meter. Testing should be done where the service enters the building, before the shut-off valve and the water meter. In some instances, a very short length of lead pipe may enter the house before transitioning to another material.

HOW TO IDENTIFY A WATER  SERVICE LINE

2. Perform Surface Testing
You can use a kitchen magnet and the flat edge of a screwdriver or penny to scratch the pipe. Scratch through any corrosion buildup on the outside of the pipe. Do not use a knife or other sharp instrument to prevent puncturing the pipe. Each service line type will produce a different type of scratch. See descriptions below.
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Property Address *

Please indicate which material you found:

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Where is your incoming line accessed at?

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If you choose "Other" for above answers, please type the material you found or location of service line incoming to your property here:
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