1A Backflow & Services provides backflow prevention testing and service to all customers, commercial or residential property.

Here are the steps normally involved in having your backflow(s) tested and inspected:

  1. Respond in a quick professional and timely matter when called or scheduled upon.
  2. Determine if any water service will be affected to the property while testing.
  3. Flush device and connect a testing gauge for accurate readings by a licensed certified and insured technician.
  4. Complete and issue a successful certification(s) report to the customer upon a passing or failed inspection.
  5. Submit certification report(s) to the proper municipality for compliance.
  6. Record report(s) on database and follow up with the customer 2 weeks prior to expiration testing date for the following year.

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! IMPORTANT NOTICE!
Backflow certification report(s) are only valid for 1(one) year from date of test. Re-certifications and inspections must be performed according to State of Florida and local governmental codes at least (annually) once a year.

Pictured above: a 8” DCDA Backflow Prevention Assembly. Used for Non-Health Hazards

Pictured above: a 2” RPZ Backflow Prevention Assembly. Used for Health and Non- Health Hazards