Backflow Testing

In addition to yearly testing, backflow preventers must be professionally rebuilt every five years to maintain proper performance and meet local regulations. Backflow testing is essential for protecting the public water supply by preventing contaminated water, including fertilizers, chemicals, and debris, from reversing direction and entering clean drinking water lines. This process verifies that your backflow preventer is working correctly under normal and high-pressure conditions, ensuring your system is operating safely at all times.

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During testing, each component of the device is carefully inspected, pressure levels are checked, and the system is evaluated for any signs of wear, leaks, or failure. If issues are found, they can be addressed before they turn into larger, more expensive problems. Regular testing also helps extend the life of your irrigation system and keeps everything running efficiently.

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We perform thorough backflow testing and inspections to ensure your system meets all city requirements. Once testing is complete, we handle the documentation and submit the necessary reports directly to the City of Wichita, keeping your property compliant without adding extra steps for you. Staying current with testing and rebuild requirements not only avoids potential fines but also protects your property, your system, and the safety of the water supply for your home or business.