1. Inspect
We identify the assembly and check its condition, placement, and visible components.
Certified Backflow Service
Protect your drinking-water system with professional testing and service for reduced-pressure and double-check backflow prevention assemblies.

Why Backflow Testing Matters
Backflow can occur when pressure changes allow water to reverse direction. A properly working prevention assembly helps stop irrigation water, chemicals, and other contaminants from entering the drinking-water system.
Annual testing confirms that valves and relief components are operating correctly. If a problem is found, we explain the result and the practical next step.

Our Process
We identify the assembly and check its condition, placement, and visible components.
A certified tester measures valve and relief performance using appropriate test equipment.
You receive a clear result and recommendations if service or repair is needed.
Backflow prevention assemblies are commonly tested once each year, and testing may also be required after installation, relocation, or repair. Requirements can vary by water authority.
We test reduced-pressure principle assemblies and double-check valve assemblies for residential and commercial customers.
We will explain which component did not meet the test requirement and discuss repair or replacement options.
Get experienced local service from a BPAT-certified, bonded, licensed, and insured team.