Certified Backflow Assembly Testing & Compliance Filing in Frisco, TX
Maintaining backflow compliance in Frisco requires swift testing and direct digital reporting. DFW Backflow Compliance provides certified annual testing, repairs, and submission of a complete test report through BSI Online to ensure your property remains 100% compliant with the City of Frisco Ordinance No. 2022-04-12.
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TCEQ-certified testers
Every technician holds current state certification and city registration.
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City filing included
Your test report goes straight to Frisco Water Utilities. No extra step for you.
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Residential and commercial
From a single irrigation backflow device to multi-building portfolios.
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Same-week scheduling
Book online, no site visit required to get on the calendar.
Why Frisco Requires Annual Backflow Compliance Testing
To protect the public drinking water supply from hazardous cross-connections, the City of Frisco enforces mandatory backflow testing under City Ordinance No. 2022-04-12 in strict accordance with Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) regulations.
Backflow prevention assemblies are mechanical devices with moving internal valves, seals, and springs. Over time, these components wear down from continuous water pressure, mineral buildup, or sudden temperature drops. An unmaintained backflow device can fail without warning, creating an open gateway for non-potable water to flow backward into Frisco’s municipal water main.
Testing is due annually. Most Frisco property owners get a reminder from the city 30 days before their deadline.
Common Frisco Backflow Hazards Handled Daily:
Commercial Irrigation Systems: Preventing lawn fertilizers, weed killers, and stagnant groundwater from back-siphoning into domestic drinking lines.
Commercial & Retail Facilities: Safeguard municipal lines from chemical cross-connections in restaurant soda lines, boilers, fire suppression systems, and cooling towers.
Medical & Dental Offices: Eliminating contamination risks from specialized medical equipment and sanitation lines.
Our 3-Step Frisco Compliance Process
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Schedule online
Pick a window, no site visit needed to book.
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Test and tag
A TCEQ-licensed technician tests and certifies your assembly.
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We file it
Report goes straight to the City of Frisco via SCADA / Vepo LLC. (or BSI Online, depending on your exact Frisco portal filing process)
Frisco Commercial & Industrial Backflow Compliance
From the North Platinum Corridor and Frisco Square to industrial facilities along SH 121 and US 380, we keep Frisco commercial properties fully compliant.
✅ Annual Mandatory Testing for Double Check Valve Assemblies (DCVA) and Reduced Pressure Zone (RPZ) devices across commercial, medical, and retail properties.
🔧 On-Site Repairs & Fast Part Sourcing to prevent utility fines, code enforcement action, or water shutoff notices from the City of Frisco Public Works.
🏢 Multi-Property & Portfolio Management with consolidated scheduling and direct portal filing for commercial real estate, shopping centers, and multi-tenant developments.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Under City of Frisco Ordinance No. 2022-04-12 and state environmental regulations, all backflow prevention assemblies must be tested upon installation and annually thereafter by a TCEQ-licensed tester.
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The City of Frisco partners with BSI Online (Backflow Solutions, Inc.) to manage its cross-connection control database. As licensed BPAT technicians, we file your completed test report directly into the BSI Online portal so your city compliance record updates automatically.
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Yes. The City of Frisco administers a $40 per-device annual fee through BSI Online. We maintain complete fee transparency, so you're never surprised by hidden portal markups.
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If your assembly fails, we immediately notify you of the issue, diagnose the failing component (such as worn check valves or relief valves), and provide a flat-rate quote for repair or replacement to keep you compliant before city enforcement deadlines.
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Only TCEQ-licensed Backflow Prevention Assembly Testers (BPAT) registered with the city and BSI Online can perform annual testing. For new installations, a plumbing permit is required through the City of Frisco, and work must be completed by a registered licensed plumber or irrigator.
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