Texas and local municipalities require annual testing of backflow devices to ensure that all products are working properly.  City Backflow Testing is here to make sure your equipment is working properly, and meets state and local requirements. If you have received a letter from your city, contact us to set up an inspection.

The City of Keller, Texas maintains a water quality and control policy to ensure that all citizens of Keller are provided with clean, potable water. To that end, Keller has a Backflow Testing and Backflow Prevention Program, designed to make sure that the harmful effects of backflow never foul the city’s water supply. Keller city

Texas and local municipalities require annual testing of backflow devices to ensure that all products are working properly.  City Backflow Testing is here to make sure your equipment is working properly, and meets state and local requirements. If you have received a letter from your city, contact us to set up an inspection.

The Water Utilities Department of Irvine, Texas, is responsible for providing Irvine residents with safe and clean drinking water at a reasonable volume and cost, and it is also charged with the safe collection and disposal of sewage water.  With that in mind, Irvine operates a Backflow Prevention Program to protect the integrity of the

Texas and local municipalities require annual testing of backflow devices to ensure that all products are working properly.  City Backflow Testing is here to make sure your equipment is working properly, and meets state and local requirements. If you have received a letter from your city, contact us to set up an inspection.

The City of Grapevine’s Backflow Prevention and Cross Connection Control Program aims to ensure that the public water supply is free of contaminants and that potable water remain safe for the public. As required by state and federal law, existing systems and new installations must be inspected by the City of Grapevine’s Development Services Department