Backflow Prevention & Cross Connection

Clean drinking water depends on water flowing in one direction only. When pressure in the system changes, water from irrigation systems, boilers, commercial equipment, or other sources can flow backward into the clean water supply.

This is called backflow, and the point where clean and non-potable water could meet is called a cross connection.

A backflow prevention device stops that from happening. Many municipalities require these devices on commercial, industrial, and some residential properties, along with regular testing to prove they're working.

​

We install, test, repair, and replace backflow prevention assemblies, and we provide the test reports your municipality requires.

 

We can also assess your property for cross connections you may not know about. Whether you've received a notice from the city, you're building something new, or your annual test is coming due, we'll help you stay compliant and keep your water safe.