Protecting Communities from Lead and Copper Risks
Lead and copper in drinking water pose serious health risks, especially to children and other vulnerable populations. Corrosion in aging infrastructure and varying water chemistry often exacerbate these issues, leading to non-compliance with stringent EPA standards.
How Carus Can Help
Carus offers proven solutions to mitigate lead and copper contamination:
Corrosion Control:
Orthophosphates form protective barriers on pipe surfaces, minimizing metal leaching.
Regulatory Guidance:
Expertise in developing, implementing, and optimizing Optimal Corrosion Control Plans (OCCPs) for US EPA compliance.
Customized Solutions:
Tailored treatment programs to align with your water system’s specific challenges and composition.
Field and Lab Support:
Access to Carus’ technical team for water sampling, system monitoring, and data interpretation.
From Our Blog
Is Your Corrosion Control Strategy Ready for the Revised Lead and Copper Rule?
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has made important updates to the Lead and Copper Rule (LCRR), and one change in particular—the adoption of the 5th liter sampling protocol—is poised to significantly impact how water systems across the country monitor and manage lead levels in drinking water.
Solutions in Action
- Achieve and maintain compliance with US EPA’s Lead and Copper Rule.
- Safeguard public health by reducing lead and copper exposure.
- Extend the life of water system infrastructure with proactive treatments.
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Secure Safe, Compliant Water Systems.
Contact us to explore how Carus can assist with your lead and copper compliance strategies.