Protect your water supply and stay compliant with your water utility's cross-connection control program. Our certified testers handle everything from testing to filing results, so your building meets its annual testing requirements.
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Backflow preventers protect your potable water supply from contamination. Annual testing ensures they're working properly.
Backflow preventers stop contaminated water from flowing backward into your clean water supply. A failed device can allow chemicals, bacteria, or other hazardous substances into your building's drinking water.
State drinking-water rules and local water purveyors require backflow prevention assemblies to be tested at least annually by a certified tester, with results reported to the water utility. Non-compliance can result in violations and potential water service interruption.
Failing to test or file can result in violations and fines from your water purveyor. Severe non-compliance can lead to water service being shut off until the issue is resolved.
Annual testing catches devices before they fail completely. Early detection allows for repair or replacement before a contamination event occurs.
In New York City, DEP runs the cross-connection control program and requires annual testing, with results filed with DEP. See NYC backflow requirements.
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Our certified tester inspects and tests each device using the procedures your jurisdiction requires.
Receive detailed test results including pass/fail status and any recommended repairs.
We submit test results to your water utility or purveyor on your behalf.
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Compare Your Options
Most building owners assume their plumbing vendor or maintenance contractor handles backflow testing along with everything else. These comparisons help you decide whether to use your existing vendor or an independent backflow tester, and how to structure the function across multi-building portfolios.
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