Certified Backflow Testing, Repair & Installation
Fast, affordable, and fully compliant backflow services for homes and businesses across Texas. We handle the inspection, necessary repairs, and submission of all official state/city compliance paperwork for you.
903-570-4331
✅ TCEQ Certified & Insured Technicians
✅ Same-Day & Next-Day Appointments Available
✅ We Submit Your Test Report Directly to Your City / Water Purveyor
✅ Upfront, Transparent Pricing — No Surprise Fees
How We Keep You Compliant in 3 Easy Steps
Schedule Online or Call Us
Fill out our quick form or call us directly. We’ll match your scheduling preferences with our next available certified tester.
Fast On-Site Testing & Service
Our technician arrives on time, tests your backflow device using calibrated pressure gauges, and performs any needed repairs on-site.
Automatic Paperwork Filing
You don’t have to deal with city bureaucracy. We send the official test report directly to your city water authority and email you a digital copy for your records.
Annual Backflow Testing & Certification
Description: Quick, non-invasive testing to verify that your backflow prevention assembly is functioning properly and protecting your clean water supply.
Includes: Full diagnostic check, official test report creation, and direct digital filing with your local municipality or water provider.
Backflow Assembly Repair & Rebuilding
Description: Failed your annual inspection? Don’t worry. Our service vehicles are fully stocked with high-grade replacement parts, check valves, and relief valves.
Includes: Rapid field repairs, re-testing on the spot, and guaranteed passing verification without secondary call-out fees.
New Backflow Device Installation
Description: Installing a new irrigation system, commercial boiler, or fire line? We design and install state-compliant backflow assemblies tailored to your plumbing system.
Includes: Proper sizing, Pressure Vacuum Breakers (PVB) or Reduced Pressure Zone (RPZ) devices, winterization advice, and initial certification.
What Is the Texas Law on Backflow?
Under Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) regulations and local city plumbing codes, all backflow prevention assemblies connected to public water systems or irrigation lines must be tested annually.
Backflow assemblies prevent contaminated water (pesticides, fertilizers, stagnant irrigation water, or sewage) from flowing backward into your clean drinking supply during pressure drops.
Did you receive a compliance notice from your city? Don’t risk service disconnection or fines. Contact us today, and we’ll get your property verified and cleared ahead of your deadline.
Double Check Valve Assembly (DCVA)
Frequently used in low-hazard applications, fire sprinkler systems, and underground vaults.
Reduced Pressure Zone (RPZ / RP)
High-hazard backflow preventers used for commercial setups, health hazards, and heavy irrigation.
Pressure Vacuum Breaker (PVB)
Commonly installed on residential irrigation and sprinkler systems.
Office Address :
18690 U.S. Hwy 69 N,
Lindale, TX 75771 USA
