Certified Backflow Services for Homes & Businesses

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Backflow happens when water flows in the wrong direction—allowing contaminated water from irrigation systems, sprinkler lines, or industrial sources to enter your clean drinking supply. Without a properly functioning backflow prevention device, your water can be exposed to:

• Chemicals
   
• Fertilizer runoff
   
• Bacteria and sewage
   
• Industrial waste
   

A certified backflow prevention assembly is the only thing standing between your home or business and water contamination.

Many Florida cities and counties require annual backflow testing by a state-certified technician. The plumbers we work with:

• Test all types of backflow prevention devices
   
• Provide official compliance reports
   
• File results with local municipalities (if required)
   
• Notify you when your next test is due
   

Need a new backflow preventer? Whether you’re outfitting a sprinkler system or upgrading an outdated unit, our plumbers:

• Recommend the correct device (RPZ, DCVA, PVB, etc.)
   
• Handle permitting and inspections
   
• Ensure full compliance with Florida building codes
   

Failing backflow devices can lead to leaks, water pressure issues, or failed inspections. If your device isn’t working properly, we’ll connect you with a local pro who can:

• Inspect for wear, corrosion, or seal damage
   
• Replace valves, caps, and O-rings
   
• Re-certify the unit after repairs
   

You may need backflow service if you:

• Received a test notice from your utility company
   
• Installed a sprinkler, pool, or irrigation system
   
• Manage a commercial or multi-family property
   
• Notice reduced water pressure or a leaking device
   
• Haven’t had your system tested in over a year
   

We work with licensed, insured plumbers who service:

• Single-family homes
   
• Apartments and condos
   
• HOAs and gated communities
   
• Restaurants and hotels
   
• Office buildings and retail centers
   
• Medical facilities and schools
   

Every technician is certified to test, install, and repair backflow prevention assemblies according to local and state laws.

• ✅ Connects you to licensed, certified backflow testers
   
• ✅ Same-day and next-day appointments available
   
• ✅ Fully insured, code-compliant work
   
• ✅ Local knowledge of Florida utility requirements
   
• ✅ Friendly, fast service with transparent pricing
   

Need annual testing or emergency repairs? We’ll match you with a licensed backflow expert in your area—no hassle, no wait.

How often do I need backflow testing in Florida?
Most municipalities require annual testing for properties with irrigation systems, pools, or commercial plumbing. Check with your local water authority.

What happens if I fail a backflow test?
A licensed plumber must repair or replace the unit and re-test it. Plumbing Connect can help you schedule both in one call.

Can you install a backflow device for my sprinkler system?
Yes. Our plumbing partners install and certify backflow prevention devices for new and existing irrigation systems.

Do you serve both residential and commercial properties?
Absolutely. We match customers with plumbers who work with homes, condos, offices, retail centers, and more.

Are your plumbers certified for backflow testing?
Yes. All backflow testers we work with are certified and up to date on state and municipal requirements.