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Who Needs Backflow Testing?
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Residential irrigation systems
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Commercial Properties
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HOA's
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Multi-family properties
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Our Backflow Services
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Annual testing
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New system certifications
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Repair recommendations
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City/utility reporting
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Why back flow testing is required
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Protects Drinking Water
Prevents fertilizers, pesticides, bacteria, and debris from entering the potable water supply.
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Required by local water authorities
Most municipalities require annual back flow testing for irrigation systems to comply with health and safety regulations.
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Ensures Device Functionality
Mechanical components can wear out or fail over time-annual testing confirms the device is operating correctly.
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Reduces Liability for property owners
Proper testing and documentation help protect homeowners, HOA's, and businesses from fines, violations, or water service interruptions.
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How Backflow testing Works
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A certified technician inspects the back flow prevention device
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Water pressure levels are measured to ensure proper operation
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Valves and seals are checked for wear or failure
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Test results are documented and reported as required