Why it is important to test your backflow devices ?
Backflow is the backward flow of water through a pipe. The normal direction of water flow is from the utility water main to homes or businesses. The backflow of water from a home plumbing system into community drinking water happens when water is pulled backward due to a pressure loss in the utility main pipe or pushed back by a pressure source like a well pump. Backflow devices are mechanical plumbing devices installed in a plumbing system to prevent water from flowing backwards and contaminating the public water system. A properly tested and maintained backflow device can prevent the backflow of water of an unknown quality from backflowing into the community water system. Ohio requires that backflow devices be tested once a year.
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We are licensed and certified in the State of Ohio to provide backflow testing and maintenance/repair services. We have the experience to manage all models of backflow prevention assemblies.
How to Schedule a Backflow Test
- Click on the Backflow Service page and complete the request form
- A licensed technician will test your backflow device
- When scheduling a test or service, please let us know if you have received the final notice from the city. If you have, we will test your backflow within 1 – 2 business days
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- 580 N 4th St. Ste 120
- Columbus, Ohio 43215
- (614) 917-3321
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