Got that annual backflow test notice from the water district? Wondering what that weird device on your water line even does? Backflow preventers stop contaminated water from flowing backward into clean water supplies. State law requires annual testing, and we provide certified backflow prevention testing Fontana CA properties need to stay compliant and safe. Skip the fines and protect your water with proper testing and maintenance.
Backflow happens when water pressure drops or reverses, potentially sucking chemicals, bacteria, or waste back into drinking water. Your backflow preventer acts like a one way valve protecting the entire water system. We handle backflow prevention testing Rancho Cucamonga CA businesses and homes require, serving Upland, Corona, Redlands, Glendora, Orange County, Pasadena, and Monrovia. Our certified testers use calibrated gauges to verify your device works properly. C36 License #1115426 plus specialized backflow certification means we're authorized for all testing and repairs.
Commercial properties, irrigation systems, and homes with pools typically need annual testing. Fire sprinkler systems require even more frequent checks. Miss your test deadline and face fines starting at $500 plus potential water service shutoff. We make compliance easy with reminder calls, fast scheduling, and same day test reports filed with your water district. If your device fails testing, we stock repair parts to fix most issues immediately.
Beyond basic compliance, proper backflow prevention protects your family and employees from serious contamination. Imagine pool chemicals, fertilizer, or boiler additives entering your drinking water. We see failed devices every week during backflow prevention testing Corona CA appointments. Regular testing catches problems before anyone gets sick. We also install new backflow preventers for properties adding irrigation, fire systems, or commercial equipment. Don't risk fines, shutoffs, or contaminated water. Schedule your annual test today and we'll handle all paperwork with the water district.