Backflow happens when non-drinking water or other substances accidentally flow into your drinking water supply. This can happen when there's a drop in pressure, causing the water to flow in the wrong direction and potentially contaminate your clean water supply. Contaminated water can contain toxins, chemicals, heavy metals, waste, and other hazardous materials that are not visible to the naked eye. Consuming contaminated water can lead to health problems even if you use it for laundry or washing tasks. To prevent this from happening, our Glendale backflow repair and installation team uses special backflow prevention devices. These ensure that your drinking water remains safe and free from harmful contaminants. Maybe you’ve never heard of backflow until now. Don't worry! Our specialists are available seven days a week, and we even offer same-day appointments. Once we’re on the job, you can rest easy knowing that the next time you turn on your faucet for a glass of water, the water will be clean and pure! 

The Importance of Backflow Testing

Our team performs a detailed inspection of your backflow device and plumbing system during a backflow appointment to determine which solution fits your situation best. We'll walk you through available options with upfront pricing. A common type of backflow device consists of a flap that moves with your water flow - we check whether it is in the appropriate position as part of the testing process. If contamination occurs, our Glendale backflow testing technicians can fully flush out your entire plumbing system until tests confirm that your water is clean again. Annual backflow testing ensures your device works properly while addressing necessary repairs before they become more extensive issues. Our technicians can recommend repairs and maintenance schedules while respecting local codes & regulations for both installations and repairs.