Backflow testing, certifiedand filed with your district.
Texas requires an annual test on every testable backflow assembly. We run the gauge test, tag the device, and submit the signed report to your water purveyor — usually within 24 hours — so the deadline stops being your problem.
What every test includes.
The test takes about twenty minutes. What you're actually buying is a report that gets accepted the first time.
New installs and new construction, certified before meter release.
Every new assembly needs an initial certification before the district releases the meter. We coordinate directly with your GC and the inspector so the schedule holds — same visit, same ticket as the installation.
- Initial certification on new RPZ, DCVA, and PVB assemblies
- Scheduling coordinated with your GC and the city inspector
- Multi-site commercial portfolios kept on one recurring schedule
Testing questions, answered straight.
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 happens if my device fails the test?
In most cases we rebuild it on site the same visit and retest at no extra trip charge. See our backflow repair page for how that works.
Do you file the report with the city?
Yes — that's the part most people are actually paying for. Every city files differently, and we submit to each purveyor the way they want it.
What does it cost?
Flat rate, quoted before we roll. Pricing depends on device size, count, and location — and multiple devices at one address cost less per device.