The inspection and testing of all backflow devices is required to ensure water flows away from a building rather than towards a building. Backflow testing includes inspection of Double checks, Pressure Vacuum Breakers, Rain/Freeze Sensors and all fire line backflows.

Backflow testing is required each year to make sure your back flow devices are working properly.  Backflow, as many of you know, is the situation where there is a sudden drop in water pressure from the city water supply to your home, causing contaminated water to flow backwards into the water supply.  To prevent that

The inspection and testing of all backflow devices is required to ensure water flows away from a building rather than towards a building. Backflow testing includes inspection of Double checks, Pressure Vacuum Breakers, Rain/Freeze Sensors and all fire line backflows.

What is a backflow prevention device? To answer that question we must first understand the phenomenon known as backflow.  Backflow is the reversal of flow within a water supply.  It is generally caused by either back-pressure or back-siphonage.  The most common situation is the drastic decrease in water pressure from main water supply to a

The inspection and testing of all backflow devices is required to ensure water flows away from a building rather than towards a building. Backflow testing includes inspection of Double checks, Pressure Vacuum Breakers, Rain/Freeze Sensors and all fire line backflows.

Those who work to prevent backflow know that FEBCO Backflow Preventers are products you can count on time and time again.  That’s because FEBCO makes their products from the very best materials.  Their backflow valves are tested under the most severe conditions to ensure that backflow leaks and back-siphonage do not occur under any circumstances.