Annual backflow testing, repair, replacement and new installs for Orlando restaurants, commercial properties and irrigation systems. State-certified backflow testers — we test it, certify it, and file the report with your city or county. One call covers everything.
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A backflow preventer stops water from flowing backward out of your building and into the city water supply. One burst water main, one pressure drop, one open irrigation head during a shutoff — and without a working preventer, chemicals, fertilizer, grease or waste water can be pulled back into the pipes everyone drinks from. That's why Florida and local water utilities require annual testing by a certified tester.
If your property fits any of these, your water utility almost certainly requires a certified annual backflow test. Missing it can mean fines or a shutoff notice from the city or county.
Commercial kitchens, bars, fast food and food trucks with permanent water hookups all require annual testing.
Offices, retail, warehouses, medical and dental offices — any commercial service connection.
Residential and commercial irrigation with fertilizer injection or any connection to the potable line.
Buildings with fire sprinkler systems require backflow protection on the fire line and annual certification.
Any property using soaps, degreasers or chemical injection on a potable connection needs certified testing.
Residential properties with pools, wells or irrigation often need annual testing depending on the utility.
From the annual test to a full new install, every step is handled by one state-certified crew — and the city or county paperwork gets filed before we leave.
State-certified test on every type of device — RPZ, double-check, PVB, SVB and AVB. Certified report filed with your water authority.
If a device fails the test we repair it on-site with factory rebuild kits where possible, then retest and file the passing report.
When a preventer is beyond repair, we replace it with a new approved device, test and certify it, and file the paperwork.
Sized, installed and certified for new construction, irrigation additions or utility-ordered upgrades. Pulled permit and initial certification included.
We book the test when it works for you — early morning, after close, or during a slow window so your operation isn't disrupted.
Our certified tester performs the full test on each device using calibrated gauges. Water is off only for a few minutes per device.
If a device fails we quote the repair or replacement on the spot and, with your approval, complete it the same visit and retest.
We submit the certified report directly to your water authority and send you a copy for your records. You're compliant, with no paperwork to chase.
Run a restaurant or commercial kitchen? See our restaurant plumbing services.
When you test your backflow with us, we track your due date and call you the following year before it expires — so you never get a lapsed-certification notice from the city. No fee, no sign-up.
*Reminder service for existing backflow customers. Testing and certification billed at standard rates.
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🚨 1-Hour Arrival Guaranteed — or Your Service Call is FREESame-week appointments across Central Florida. State-certified testers, filing done, no utility paperwork for you to chase.
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From Orlando to Clermont, Winter Garden to Kissimmee — our state-certified backflow testers cover all of Central Florida. We know OUC, Orange County Utilities, the City of Winter Garden and other local water authority forms and procedures.
Address: 3550 Old Winter Garden Rd, Orlando, FL 32805
Phone: (407) 422-7443
Text: (689) 236-0255
Office Hours: Mon–Fri 7:30 AM – 5:00 PM
Emergency Line: 24/7 live answer — never voicemail
License: CFC1426822
Orlando · Winter Garden · Windermere · Dr. Phillips · Bay Hill · Horizon West · Lake Nona · Ocoee · Winter Park · Clermont · Celebration · Davenport · MetroWest · Hunter's Creek · Four Corners
A plain-English explanation of how backflow protects drinking water, who has to test, and what happens if you miss it.
