[PLACEHOLDER — swap for a real Google review] Our RPZ failed the day before the deadline. They were out that afternoon, rebuilt it, retested, and had the report to the city before close.
Placeholder NameProperty Manager · Plano, TXGot a backflow notice?Consider it handled.
State-certified testing, repair, and replacement for commercial and residential properties across DFW. We test it, we fix it on the spot if it fails, and we file the report with your water district — so the deadline stops being your problem.
Free DFW Compliance Deadline Guide
Test frequency, submittal windows, and penalty schedules for 14 area water districts — Allen, Plano, Frisco, McKinney and more.
Send Me the GuideTest it. Fix it. Certify it.
File it with the district.
Test, repair, rebuild, replace, certify. One truck, one visit, one invoice — and the paperwork goes to the city, not to your desk.
Failed Test & Shutoff Notice
Device failed, or the district gave you a deadline. We diagnose, repair or replace, retest, and refile — usually in a single visit.
Annual Compliance Testing
Required yearly on every testable assembly. Gauge test, tagged device, signed report submitted to your water purveyor.
Repair & Rebuild
Fouled checks, failed relief valves, worn seats and springs. Manufacturer rebuild kits carried on the truck for common RPZ and DCVA models.
Installation & Replacement
RPZ, DCVA, PVB, and irrigation assemblies sized and installed to district code, with certification on the same ticket.
Commercial Multi-Site Programs
Restaurants, medical, retail portfolios, HOAs. One schedule across every property, one report package, net terms available.
New Construction Certification
Initial certification required before meter release. We coordinate directly with your GC and the inspector so the schedule holds.
Book your service
Pick a path. Deadline work gets priority placement; everything else gets a confirmed window.
Certified testers.Not a subcontractor.
Every tester on our roster holds a current TCEQ Backflow Prevention Assembly Tester license and carries a calibrated differential gauge with current certification paperwork. Ask any competitor for their gauge cal date — you'll learn a lot.
Request a Certified Tester- Annually calibrated gaugesCal certificates on file and available on request
- Rebuild kits stocked on every truckWatts, Febco, Wilkins, Zurn — common sizes on board
- Background checked and badgedRequired for restaurant, medical, and school access
- Reports filed for youSubmitted to the correct district in the correct format
Why property managers keep our number.
Backflow work is a paperwork business wearing a wrench. The test takes twenty minutes. What you're actually buying is a report that gets accepted the first time.
Wrong form, missing field, late submittal, whatever the reason — we re-file at no charge, and if a retest is required to satisfy the district, that's on us too.
Rated by the people
who hate paperwork most.
[PLACEHOLDER] We have eleven devices across four restaurants. One call, one schedule, one invoice. Nobody chases me about it anymore.
Placeholder NameOperations Director · Dallas, TX[PLACEHOLDER] Quoted flat rate over the phone and that's exactly what I paid. Explained why the device failed instead of just handing me a bill.
Placeholder NameHomeowner · Allen, TXWe know your water district.
Every city files differently — different forms, different windows, different penalties. We test across the DFW metroplex and submit to each purveyor the way they want it.
Replacement is expensive.
The fine is worse.
Annual testing is a small flat fee — no financing needed. But when a 2-inch RPZ has to be replaced, or a portfolio needs a dozen assemblies brought up to code at once, financing keeps the job from stalling while the deadline runs out.
- Approved amounts on device replacement and new installs
- Net-30 invoicing available for approved commercial accounts
- Soft credit check — applying doesn't affect your score
Backflow questions, answered straight.
How fast can you get out here?
We're out Monday through Saturday, 8am to 6pm. Deadline and failed-test work gets first placement on the schedule — most of it lands within a day. Routine annual testing is typically booked within 48 hours, and commercial portfolios get a set recurring window.
My device failed. Now what?
In most cases we rebuild it on site the same visit — fouled checks and worn relief valves are the two most common failures, and we carry kits for the common models. If the body is cracked or the device is obsolete, we quote a replacement before doing anything.
Do you file the report with the city?
Yes, and that's the part most people are actually paying for. We submit to your water purveyor in their required format, usually within 24 hours of the test, and send you a copy for your records.
How often does my device have to be tested?
Texas requires annual testing on every testable assembly. Some districts and some device classes require more frequent testing — health-hazard applications especially. Tell us your address and we'll tell you your exact schedule.
What does it cost?
Flat rate, quoted before we roll. Pricing depends on device size, count, and location — multiple devices at one address cost less per device. Repairs and replacements are quoted separately and approved by you before any work starts.
Do you handle residential?
Yes. Most residential work is irrigation system backflow — a PVB or DCVA at your sprinkler connection. Same testing, same filing, same flat pricing.
Can you manage all our properties on one schedule?
That's most of our commercial work. We track every device across your portfolio, schedule around your operating hours, and deliver one consolidated report package with one invoice.
What if I ignore the notice?
Water districts can assess penalties and, in a lot of DFW jurisdictions, terminate service until the assembly is certified. For a restaurant or medical office that means closing. The test is cheap. The alternative isn't.
Deadline on your desk?
Let's get it cleared.
Call and talk to someone who tests backflow assemblies for a living — not a call center reading a script.