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A backflow preventer stops dirty water from irrigation systems, boilers, commercial kitchens and other equipment from being pulled back into the drinking water supply. Cities in our area require many of these devices to be tested every year. We test, repair and install backflow assemblies for homes with sprinkler systems and for businesses, and we handle the paperwork so the results get to your water provider on time.
If any of these sound familiar, the clog is already bigger than it looks.
A city-issued notice may mean your backflow prevention device needs testing to meet local water safety requirements.
New sprinkler systems may require a backflow prevention device to keep contaminated water from entering your clean water supply.
Commercial properties often need regular backflow testing to protect the public water supply and maintain compliance.
A failed backflow test may indicate a faulty valve or seal that needs repair and retesting.
Discolored water after a pressure drop may indicate a plumbing issue or possible contamination requiring prompt investigation.
Call M&M Plumbing for honest answers, a free estimate and a licensed master plumber on the job.
We test the assembly with calibrated gauges.
Worn parts are replaced and the device is retested.
We submit the test report to your water provider.
We'll reach out before next year's test is due.
Many require an annual test, but your city sets the schedule. Your notice will list the deadline.
Yes, irrigation systems connected to drinking water require one.
We repair or replace it and retest it the same visit when possible.
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