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Backflow Prevention & Testing in Nampa, ID

The device that stops your irrigation system from siphoning back into your drinking water.

The problem

What goes wrong

Backflow prevention is the plumbing most people only think about when they get a notice saying their test is due. It sits between the potable supply and whatever could contaminate it, usually an irrigation system, and it is required to be tested because a failed device gives no visible sign that it has failed.

Our approach

How we handle it

We test, we certify, and we tell you plainly whether a failed device needs a rebuild or a replacement. Where a property has never had a device and needs one, we install it correctly for the hazard level rather than fitting the cheapest thing that satisfies a checkbox.

What is included

  • Annual backflow testing and certification
  • Device repair and rebuild
  • New backflow preventer installation
  • Irrigation system backflow assemblies
  • Commercial assemblies and scheduled retesting

What it costs

Testing is a fixed-scope job and is quoted upfront. Where a test fails, we price the repair before doing it rather than rolling it into the test.

Backflow Prevention questions

Not answered here? Call and describe what you are seeing. We will tell you what it needs before anyone comes out.

(208) 870-0148

Why do I have to test my backflow preventer every year?

Because the device can fail without any outward sign. Its internal checks and relief valve wear, and a failed device keeps passing water normally while no longer preventing backflow. An annual test is the only way to know it is still doing its job, which is why water purveyors require it rather than leave it to judgement.

What actually is backflow?

It is water flowing the wrong way through the supply, back toward the drinking water system. It happens when pressure drops, for example during a main break or heavy draw, and the resulting suction pulls water back through any connection. If that connection is an irrigation line or a boiler, what gets pulled back is not water you want to drink.

Who needs a backflow preventer?

Most properties with an irrigation system, and commercial premises with equipment connected to the potable supply. Requirements are set by your water purveyor rather than being uniform.

Get a free estimate

Tell us what is going on and we will call back to confirm a time. If it cannot wait, call (208) 870-0148.

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