How Often Should Backflow Preventers Be Inspected or Tested?
Backflow preventers should be tested annually by a certified backflow assembly tester. This is a Washington and Idaho state requirement on virtually…
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Backflow preventers should be tested annually by a certified backflow assembly tester. This is a Washington and Idaho state requirement on virtually…
Read AnswerYes — backflow prevention is required by law in Spokane Valley and across most of Washington and Idaho. Lawn irrigation systems, fire…
Read AnswerYou’ll know your backflow preventer is working properly if it passes an annual certified test, doesn’t drip from the relief valve, and…
Read AnswerA backflow preventer is a one-way valve assembly installed on a water line to keep contaminated water from flowing back into your…
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