A Kentucky school water contamination case shows why backflow preventers matter. Learn how a missing device allowed glycol from an HVAC system into drinking water.

Backflow Testing in 425, 253 & 509 Area Codes | Certified Backflow Testing

Backflow testing is one of the most important water safety requirements for homes, businesses, HOAs, apartment communities, schools, medical facilities, industrial properties, irrigation systems, and commercial buildings in Spokane.

Peak backflow testing season is halfway over. Certified Backflow Testing helps with annual testing, final notices, second-opinion testing, repair, retesting, and report submission.

A 1981 Norfolk, Virginia case shows how a failed backflow preventer allowed seawater into the public water system. Learn why testing, repair, installation, and retesting matter.

A Boca Raton drinking water case shows why backflow prevention matters. Learn how testing, repair, installation, retesting, and report submission help protect drinking water.

Certified Backflow Testing Opens Liberty Lake Office

If you can't reach your normal backflow tester, we're here to help.

Certified Backflow Testing has invested in critical technology to modernize and streamline operations: BATflo.

Here in Western Washington, fall isn’t just pumpkin spice season—it’s also the time to prep your property for winter. And one often-overlooked detail? The condition of the yard box that houses your backflow prevention assembly.

At first glance, your plumbing might look innocent enough. Pipes going in, water flowing out. But beneath the surface—sometimes literally—are a few sneaky connections that can put your clean water at risk.

Winter weather, with its plummeting temperatures and freezing conditions, can pose significant risks to plumbing systems, particularly in the context of backflow prevention.

We are thrilled to announce the successful acquisition of Backflow Biopsy & Contracting LLC, a backflow testing and specialty contractor service provider based out of Graham, WA.

King5 News reports on the latest results from a nation-wide study on "forever chemicals", which shows several local water purveyors reporting high levels of contaminants.

A certified backflow tester is a licensed professional who inspects and tests backflow prevention devices to ensure water flows in one direction only. They are trained to identify and fix issues that could contaminate drinking water. Certification requires passing a written and hands-on exam plus ongoing recertification.

In order to become a backflow assembly tester (BAT) in Washington State, one doesn't necessarily need a background in plumbing, although that definitely helps.

The importance of backflow testing in public health is a critical aspect of water safety management. Let's learn more about how backflow testing plays a vital role in preserving public health and preventing waterborne illnesses, with a specific emphasis on the regulations here in Washington State.

In recent years, the issue of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) contamination has garnered significant attention due to its potential health risks and environmental impact.

The importance of water safety and quality cannot be overstated. Backflow prevention plays a crucial role in maintaining the integrity of our water supply here in Washington State.

Top 5 Brands and Features . In the realm of water safety, backflow testing is a crucial practice that prevents the contamination of clean water supplies. Certified technicians rely on specialized backflow testing kits to accurately assess the performance of backflow prevention devices.