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It's the responsibility of the homeowner to replace lead pipes within the boundary of the property. While it is not a legal requirement to replace them, over time lead from these old style pipes can get into your drinking water and potentially damage your health.
2:58 4:08 It's always inside your house usually in the basement or lower level and it will have a water lineMoreIt's always inside your house usually in the basement or lower level and it will have a water line on both ends.
If you can't see the service line, you have to rely on water utility records or dig it up to confirm the material. If you can see the test area, gently scratch the surface of the pipe with a coin. If the pipe is soft and easily scraped, silver, and a magnet doesn't stick, it is lead.
A "water-service" pipe line extends from the potable water source to the interior of a building....Water Service Pipes. Piping MaterialUS StandardsGalvanized steel pipeASTM A53Polyethylene (PE) plastic pipeASTM D2239; ASTM D3035; AWWA C901; CSA B137.1115 more rows
In 1986, the U.S. mandated a lead-free solder for plumbing, so the age of your house and knowledge of when the plumbing was installed can help you. If your house was built before 1986, your plumbing may have lead solder.
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If you can see the test area, gently scratch the surface of the pipe with a coin. If the pipe is soft and easily scraped, silver, and a magnet doesn't stick, it is lead. It may have a bulb in the pipe near the shutoff valve that looks like a snake that swallowed an egg.
New Jersey has so many lead pipes because much of the state was developed before 1986. The notices are part of a state law Gov. Phil Murphy signed in July requiring the water systems to make an inventory of lead pipes and replace them all within 10 years.
Other types of plumbing you might find in your house include galvanized steel pipes and plastic water pipes. Neither contain lead, but older galvanized steel pipes can corrode, and these corroded areas can be places where lead leaching from a lead service line can gather.
If the pipe is covered or wrapped, expose a small area of metal. Use the flat edge of a screwdriver or other tool to scratch through any corrosion that may have built up on the outside of the pipe. If the scraped area is shiny and silver, your service line is lead. A magnet will not stick to a lead pipe.
A magnet will not stick to a lead pipe. If the scraped area is copper in color, like a penny, your service line is copper. A magnet will not stick to a copper pipe. If the scraped area remains a dull gray, and a magnet sticks to the surface, your service line is galvanized steel.

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