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Backflow Assembly Device
Inspection & Repair

You need to protect your potable water supply for your family and customers. Besides, it's the law! The Safe Drinking Water Act passed in 1974 provides for the distribution of safe drinking water and the Florida Administrative Code 17-555.360(2) requires water purveyors to establish cross-connection control programs to prevent backflow siphon and pressure contamination of potable water.

Backflow Assembly Units, when working properly, perform this function but must be tested annually and problems tracked by the Water Purveyor.

Backflow assemblies are on the consumer side of the meter and therefore, the responsibility for contamination lies with the water customer/owner.

The most common problem is lack of inspection, maintenance and testing. If contamination should occur, the backflow device is most often your only protection. Failures could result in devastating consequences including lawsuits, highter water bills and discontinuance of water service until the problem is corrected.

We offer Inspection, Testing and Repair of backflow assembly devices; Free Estimates for replacement of old or non-repairable backflow assemblies; and Worry Free annual maintenance and testing programs.

All of our technicians at Priority Inspections, LLC meet or exceed requirements established by the Florida
Administrative Code and are certified by the State of Florida as Backflow Assembly Testing and Repair personnel.

We offer objective inspections without conflict of interest. We will not contract to repair or replace any device without offering you an opportunity to obtain other estimates or test from either the Water Purveyor or another independent testing company.

We use standardized reports for all Backflow assemblies including the Atmospheric Pressure Breaker (AVB); the Pressure Vacuum Breaker (PCB); the Reduced Pressure Assembly (RP); the Reduced Pressure Detector Assembly (RPDA); and the Double Check Detector Valve Assembly (DCDVA).

Backflow Device Inspection Fee Schedule...