The need and requirement for Backflow Certification stems from the “Clean Water Act” of 1972, later amended in 1977.  That act, passed by Congress, requires that the public be protected from contamination of water used to prepare food, clean water for sanitization and the protection of the potable water sources. Texas, and many other states,

Choosing the right irrigation backflow preventer for your irrigation system requires some technical knowledge most home and business owners do not have. We are here to help!  We are City Backflow Testing and our number is (817) 996-2000. Give us a call with your questions. What is an irrigation backflow preventer? A backflow prevention device

Febco Backflow devices are the most versatile backflow prevention assemblies in the business.  They have 80% shorter lay length, the absolute lowest head loss and several other cost-saving benefits.  Febco Backflow products are lead-free and in compliance with the latest in industry standards, and all that means is protection for you, the homeowner or business-owner.