Certified backflow testing and repair to protect your water supply and keep you code-compliant, paperwork included.
Backflow prevention protects your clean water supply from contamination, and most cities in the Greater Phoenix, AZ area require annual testing to prove your device is working. Browns Family Plumbing provides certified backflow testing, repair, and new device installation, and we handle the certification paperwork so it doesn't fall on you.
Missing a required test can mean fines or, in some cases, interrupted water service, so we make the process straightforward. Every backflow job is backed by our 2-year workmanship guarantee.
Certified testing to confirm your backflow preventer is working and meets local requirements.
Repairing a device that fails testing, then resubmitting for certification once it passes.
Installing a backflow preventer for a new irrigation system, commercial property, or code requirement.
We file the required test results with your city or municipality on your behalf.
Backflow devices don't always announce a problem loudly. Here's what's worth checking.
Most municipalities require annual testing. If you're not sure when yours was last done, it's worth checking your records.
Water leaking from the device itself, especially during operation, often signals a worn seal or component.
Rust or physical damage to the device can affect its ability to function and is worth a closer look.
A compliance notice about backflow testing means it's time to schedule, before a deadline turns into a fine.
New irrigation systems and certain commercial connections typically require a backflow preventer to be added.
Every job runs under ROC #345279. You can verify any Arizona contractor's license through the Arizona Registrar of Contractors before hiring.
We schedule your annual test or new device installation at a time that works for you.
Our certified technician tests the device and walks you through the results.
If the device fails, we repair it and retest before filing anything.
We submit the certification to your city or municipality, so you don't have to.
Backflow testing confirms that a device designed to keep contaminated water from flowing backward into the clean water supply is working correctly. Most cities and municipalities require annual testing for properties with a backflow preventer, and failing to test on schedule can result in fines or, in rare cases, water service being shut off.
Backflow preventers are commonly required for irrigation systems, commercial properties, and any property with a connection where contamination could potentially enter the clean water supply. If you're not sure whether your property needs one, we can help you find out.
Once testing is complete, we file the required paperwork with your city or municipality on your behalf. If the device fails testing, we'll walk you through repair options before resubmitting for certification.
From annual testing to new installations, the Browns Family Plumbing team is ready to help. Reach out today for a free estimate.
