LITTLE GIANT LADDER SYSTEMS

Parent Company: NA

1198 SPRING CREEK PL, SPRINGVILLE, Utah 84663

Area Score71/100PoorPoor

Pollution Risk

56

Based on 7 TRI facilities in zip code 84663

Water Quality

100

35 violations recorded

Air Quality

53

County-level EPA AQS data for UTAH

Facility Information

Full Address
1198 SPRING CREEK PL
City
SPRINGVILLE
State
Utah
Zip Code
84663
County
UTAH
EPA TRI ID
8466WWNGNT1325W
Parent Company
NA

Water Quality in 84663

Total Violations

35

Health Violations

7

Contaminants Found

8

Water Safety Score

100/100

Contaminants Detected:

OtherDisinfectant ResidualTTHMTrichloroethylene (TCE)Code 7500Code 5200ArsenicCode 8000

Should You Be Concerned About LITTLE GIANT LADDER SYSTEMS?

LITTLE GIANT LADDER SYSTEMSis registered in the EPA's Toxic Release Inventory (TRI). This means the facility reports handling, releasing, or transferring toxic chemicals as part of its operations. However, the overall environmental safety score for this area is 71/100 — indicating that despite the presence of this facility, the surrounding environment remains relatively healthy.

Water quality in zip code 84663 is good (100/100), suggesting that despite the TRI facility, drinking water hasn't been significantly impacted.

This zip code has 7 total TRI facilities, which is a high concentration that compounds environmental health risks — each facility contributes pollutants that may interact in ways individual facility data doesn't capture. Areas with multiple TRI sites tend to have higher rates of respiratory issues and environmental sensitivity, according to EPA research.

What you can do: Check your home's water quality with an annual test kit, monitor local air quality alerts, and review the full Utah pollution report for broader context. NA operates this facility — check if they have a public environmental responsibility report.

Health Considerations for Residents Near LITTLE GIANT LADDER SYSTEMS

Living near a Toxic Release Inventory (TRI) facility in SPRINGVILLE, Utah (84663) means potential exposure to industrial pollutants through air, water, and soil. While not every facility creates immediate health risks, long-term proximity warrants awareness and proactive steps.

Water Testing

Even with acceptable municipal water scores, homes near industrial sites should test annually for contaminants that may leach through groundwater. This is especially important for homes built before 1990 or those on well water in the 84663 area. Testing kits are available through your county health department or certified labs.

Air Quality Monitoring

Monitor daily AQI (Air Quality Index) at airnow.gov, particularly on hot, stagnant days when ground-level pollutants concentrate. If you notice unusual odors or visible emissions from LITTLE GIANT LADDER SYSTEMS, report them to Utah's environmental agency.

When to Consult a Doctor

Speak with your physician if you experience persistent respiratory symptoms (chronic cough, wheezing, shortness of breath), unexplained headaches, skin irritation, or unusual fatigue — particularly if these worsen when you're at home. Mention your proximity to a TRI facility so they can order appropriate screening. Vulnerable populations — children, elderly, pregnant women, and those with asthma — should be especially vigilant.

Data sources: EPA Toxic Release Inventory (TRI), EPA Safe Drinking Water Information System (SDWIS), EPA Air Quality System (AQS). Facility ID: 8466WWNGNT1325W. Last updated: August 2026.