Water pipeline infrastructure in the United States is vital for delivering clean water for drinking, sanitation, and industrial use, making it essential for public health, economic development, and overall societal well-being. The deterioration of such infrastructure can have serious consequences for people’s safety and impact communities across the country. Corrosion in water pipelines is a persistent problem, influenced by both environmental factors and the materials used in construction. In this guide, we take a look at what factors—including regulations, quality control, pipeline components, and operational conditions—affect the durability of infrastructure, and what else designers and other stakeholders need to consider when building, repairing, and maintaining water pipelines. Download this guide to better understand corrosion in water pipelines.