I Got Your Backflow

Residential and HOA Backflow Inspection & Testing Services

Backflow testing is an annual requirement mandated by the State of California and your local Water District to ensure the safety and integrity of water systems. You will receive a notification from your local water purveyor when testing is due.

Our services are designed to provide a seamless and professional experience. After completing the required testing of your backflow assembly, we handle all administrative tasks, including submitting the official test results directly to your Water District. You will also receive a PDF copy of the Test and Maintenance (T&M) Report via email for your records.

If your assembly does not pass the test, we will guide you through the necessary next steps, including repair or replacement, as needed.

Why Choose Us?

Efficient Turnaround: Testing is completed within five (5) business days of registration. Priority testing is available upon request.
Prompt Reporting: Test results are submitted to your water provider without delay to ensure compliance.
Transparent Pricing: All submission fees are included in our pricing, providing clear and upfront costs.

Ensure compliance with state and local regulations by scheduling your backflow testing with us today. We are committed to delivering professional, reliable, and timely service.

Commercial Backflow Inspection & Testing

A commercial backflow inspection is a critical process designed to ensure that the backflow prevention devices in commercial or industrial buildings are functioning properly. This safeguards the potable water supply from potential contamination caused by the reverse flow of non-potable water or other harmful substances.

Local water authorities typically mandate these inspections, which may be required annually or at more frequent intervals based on the business type and associated risk level. All testing and inspections must be conducted by a certified backflow tester to ensure compliance with regulatory standards and the continued safety of the water supply.

Repairs and Replacements

Repairs
Backflow assemblies may occasionally fail testing and require repairs. In some cases, this involves disassembling the unit, cleaning it, and removing any debris that has accumulated inside. In other instances, worn or damaged components need to be replaced to restore proper functionality.

Replacements
Over time, wear, corrosion, rust, or obsolescence may necessitate the complete replacement of a backflow assembly.

How Do I Schedule Testing, and Who Handles the Paperwork?

Scheduling a backflow test is simple!

Use the “Contact Us” form on our website.
Email a copy of your city or water department notice, blank test form, or any related documentation to matt@igotyourbackflow.com.

Once testing is complete, we handle all necessary paperwork and submit the required reports to your city or water department. There’s nothing else for you to do—we manage the entire process for you.