Baseline inventory + replacement plan due Nov 1, 2027

The lead pipe rule has a decade of deadlines.
Handle every one of them.

LineComply is the compliance workbench for community water systems under 10,000 population — the service line inventory, the annual resident letters, the state certifications, and the audit trail, in one place your clerk can run.

Founding pricing — $99/mo
No contract · Month to month · Your data exports anytime
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LineComply system dashboard: classification breakdown, progress toward 2034 validation and 2037 replacement, next deadlines
Built on EPA LCRI requirements (40 CFR 141.84–90) Your data stays yours — export anytime Security-reviewed architecture
How it works

From a shoebox of records to audit-ready, in an afternoon

1

Import what you have

Drag in your spreadsheet — the EPA template, your state's form, or the one your engineer made years ago. Columns map automatically, messy values like "galv" and "unk" clean themselves, and every line gets its EPA classification.

Nothing to install · works with what you have
2

Letters & certifications, one click

Every lead, galvanized, and unknown address gets its required annual letter — ready-to-mail PDFs plus a mail-house file. Mark them delivered and the state certification generates itself.

460 letters in 8.6 seconds, in testing
3

Stay ahead until 2037

The calendar tracks every deadline through full replacement — annual updates, the 2027 baseline, the 2034 validation — and your evidence log builds the audit trail as you work, not the night before.

Every obligation, with its federal citation
LineComply annual notices screen: batch generated with letters PDF and mail-house CSV
The job everyone dreads

Annual notices without the week of envelopes

The rule says every household on a lead, galvanized, or unknown line gets a written notice, every year, with specific required content. For a town with 800 unknowns, that's 800 letters — addressed, printed, mailed, then certified to the state.

LineComply turns it into: click, download, hand to the mail house, click "delivered." The certification is waiting for your signature — and next year, it remembers everything.

Everything in the box

Small-system software, taken seriously

Import wizard

Any CSV, auto-mapped with a preview. Updates never overwrite what you didn't send.

EPA classification engine

Lead / GRR / Unknown / Non-lead derived by the rules — unknowns fail safe, never silently.

Obligation calendar

Every deadline to 2037 with citations — including the 2027 rule-change fine print.

Notice generator

Required-content letters, batch PDF, mail-house CSV, delivery tracking.

Certifications

State-ready PDFs generated from your actual delivery records.

Evidence log

Records reviews, field checks, surveys — the 2034 validation trail, built as you go.

Plus: a multi-system console for contract operators and engineering firms, EPA-format exports for state filing, and paper-records digitization as a flat-fee service — we turn the shoebox of tap cards into your starting inventory.

Pricing

Less than one hour of your engineer's time, per month

FOUNDING — FIRST 20 SYSTEMS

Single system

$99/mo
locked for 2 years, then $149
  • Every feature — no tiers, no gotchas
  • Personal onboarding — we import your data with you
  • Month to month, cancel anytime
  • Direct line to the founder

Single system

$149/mo
standard rate
  • Full workflow: inventory → letters → certifications → evidence
  • Unlimited users at your system
  • Email support, next business day

Multi-system operators

from $399/mo
contract operators & engineering firms
  • One console across 5–30 systems
  • Portfolio risk view: every town, every deadline
  • Priority support & onboarding for your staff

Paper records digitization (tap cards, drill logs, city archives): flat-fee project from $1,500 — becomes your live inventory on day one.

Questions towns actually ask

FAQ

Our engineer handles our lead line paperwork. Why would we need this?

Ask what last year's notice cycle cost in billable hours — generating, mailing, and certifying letters is often billed at engineering rates for work a $99 tool does in minutes. Many systems keep their engineer for the judgment calls and use LineComply for the recurring grind. (Engineers: the multi-system plan exists for exactly you.)

Our state has its own template and portal. Does this work with that?

Yes — that's the point. LineComply exports in your state's required format (Missouri's DNR spreadsheet, Pennsylvania's DWELR upload, the EPA template elsewhere) and tracks your state's specific deadlines. You keep filing exactly where the state says; you just stop assembling it by hand.

We don't think we have any lead lines. Do we still have obligations?

If any of your lines are "unknown" — and for most small systems that's a third or more — yes: annual letters to every unknown address, annual inventory updates, and evidence-backed verification by the 2030s. Unknowns carry nearly the same workload as lead until you prove them out. That proving-out is what the evidence log is for.

How long does setup take?

An afternoon, usually less. Send us (or drag in) whatever inventory you have; the wizard maps it; your dashboard, deadlines, and first notice batch are ready the same day. Still on paper? The digitization service turns the shoebox into your starting inventory.

What happens to our data if we leave?

It's yours. One click exports your full inventory in EPA format, plus every letter and certification PDF you've produced. No contract holds you — we'd rather earn the renewal each month.

The 2027 deadline is closer than budget season makes it feel

Fifteen minutes, your actual spreadsheet, live on a screen share — and you'll know exactly where your system stands. No pitch deck, no pressure.