Back-Flow Prevention Device Testing & Certification

Backflow prevention devices are essential for safeguarding water systems from contamination. Regular testing and certification are not only required by law but are also critical for maintaining the safety of your water supply. At SoCal Sewer & Water, we provide reliable and efficient testing services to keep your system compliant and secure.

What is a Backflow Prevention Device?

A backflow prevention device is a system that ensures water only flows in one direction. If polluted water begins flowing in the wrong direction, a condition called backflow, it can contaminate clean water supplies. You can alleviate this risk by making sure your backflow prevention devices are tested and maintained.

Examples of backflow prevention devices include:

  • Air gaps: A literal gap of air that prevents dirty water in a sink from mixing with clean water or a dishwasher.
  • Atmospheric vacuum breakers (AVBs): A device that creates an artificial vacuum. When the water system loses pressure, an air vent opens and breaks the vacuum, sealing the water line.
  • Check valves: A valve that opens and shuts based on pressure on both sides of the valve. If water is flowing in the wrong direction, the valve closes, cutting off backflow.

What We Offer

  • Comprehensive testing to identify potential issues
  • Certification to meet local and state regulations
  • Detailed reports for your records
Why Regular Testing Matters

Without regular maintenance, backflow prevention devices can fail, putting your water supply at risk. Our technicians are certified to perform thorough inspections, ensuring your device meets all regulatory standards. We also provide preventative maintenance recommendations to extend the lifespan of your device.

Our team uses advanced diagnostic tools to ensure your device operates at peak performance. By choosing SoCal Sewer & Water, you’re investing in the safety and quality of your water system. Partner with us to maintain the integrity of your water supply and comply with local codes.

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