Professional Backflow Testing

If you have received a letter from your local water purveyor or utility district requiring you to test your backflow, you can rely on Complete Backflow Services to take care of it for you quickly and efficiently.

Not only do we re-certify your backflow preventer, we will submit all of the necessary paperwork to the water department.

Our backflow testing service benefits you the following ways:

• State-certified backflow technicians.
• After hours testing available.
• We carry backflow repair parts on our trucks.
• We handle all the paperwork for you.
• If you need a backflow preventer installed or have questions about the Water Division’s program, you can depend on Complete Backflow Services to help you with this vital and necessary program.

Backflow Preventer Installation

Our backflow services are designed to prevent contamination of the public water system that supplies your home or business with running water. Backflow prevention devices are now required by law on all new construction and water service updates. Imagine a garden hose in a dirty bucket of water and having a syphon event occur causing the dirty water to “backflow” into your drinking water. Backflow devices prevent this type of event from happening. Complete Backflow Services is fully licensed to install, maintain, repair, and annually test backflow prevention devices.

Installation Types

• Domestic
• Irrigation
• Commercial

Maintenance

Keeping your device maintained allows it to function properly. We offer maintenance plans that give you discounts and provide attention to your individual needs.

• All Brands Serviced
• Residential and Commercial
• Discounts Offered for Entire Subdivisions

Backflow Preventer Repair

Repairing a backflow preventer can be complex and should only be done by a certified backflow technician. When performing a repair, the goal is to return the assembly to the original manufacturer specifications. The first step will always be to conduct a field test on the backflow preventer to determine what level of repair is required. The next step is to troubleshoot the assembly to pinpoint the problem. Most major brands of backflow preventers are designed and built to provide decades of service and to be repaired without removing them from the pipeline.

The number one cause of failure in backflow preventers is due to the dirt and debris that flows through the pipeline. The check valve will foul when the debris gets caught between the disc and seat. The backflow technician repairing the assembly must be able to identify the manufacturer and model of the backflow assembly to determine which parts and repair procedures are required.