Lead Water Line Replacement
Wisconsin is replacing all lead water lines by 2037. If your home has one, we’ll replace it — and we offer free estimates. Financing available.
Lead pipes were commonly installed through the early and mid-1900s. Over time they corrode and can leach lead into your drinking water — a serious health risk, especially for children and pregnant women. Wisconsin has set a statewide goal to replace all lead service lines by 2037, and many communities offer financial assistance to help cover the cost.
Wagner Utility & Excavating is licensed to perform lead water line replacement across central Wisconsin. We handle the full process — from assessment through installation — and we work with homeowners to understand what assistance programs may be available to them. Call us for a free estimate.
Consider a lead water line assessment if:
Your home was built before 1986
You’ve been notified by your municipality that your line may contain lead
Water testing has shown elevated lead levels
You’re buying an older home and want to know the status of the water line
Why Wagner?
Licensed for the work, experienced with the process, and honest about the options. We’ll tell you exactly what’s involved, what it costs, and what financial assistance may be available in your area.
FAQs
How do I know if I have a lead water line?
The best way is to contact your local water utility — many municipalities have maps of known lead lines. We can also assess your line as part of a free estimate visit.
Is financial assistance available for lead water line replacement?
Yes — many Wisconsin communities offer free or subsidized replacements for qualifying residents. Contact your local water utility or city government for specifics.
Do you offer lead water line replacement in Wisconsin?
We serve Waushara, Green Lake, Marquette, Fond du Lac, Winnebago and Waupaca counties — including Berlin, Oshkosh, Appleton, Ripon, Wautoma, Omro, Waupaca, New London, Weyauwega, Fremont, Princeton, Wild Rose, Saxville and surrounding communities.
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