The Backflow Compliance Process

On-site inspection of a commercial RPZ backflow assembly connected to test equipment

Step 1

Schedule & Audit

Onsite Testing Deployment

A TCEQ-licensed technician from our certified network arrives at your commercial property with calibrated testing equipment. They locate and inspect each assembly whether it's an indoor domestic line, a massive 10" mainline in a vault, or a dedicated fire suppression line.

Licensed backflow tester using a calibrated Mid-West Instrument gauge kit to test water pressure

Step 2

Certified Testing

Precision Multi-Point Inspection

Your technician runs a full differential pressure test on the internal check valves and relief valves to ensure zero risk of cross-connection contamination. Once passed, the assembly is tagged on-site with a weatherproof compliance marker.

Filing official backflow inspection reports and compliance records online for municipal submission

Step 3

Turnkey Filing

Direct Municipal Submission

We handle 100% of the administrative headache. Within 24 to 48 hours of a passed test, we ensure your certified test reports are digitally filed with your local water authority.

RATES STARTING AT $150 / DEVICE

Best for standalone commercial structures, retail strips, and industrial warehouses.

  • Full Compliance Tracking: We monitor your municipal deadlines so you never miss a testing window.

  • Transparent Admin Handling: Digital report filing submitted directly to your city or third-party portal (SC Tracking, VEPO, etc.).

  • Tagging Included: Physical, weatherproof, color-coded compliance tagging applied to every passing assembly on-site.

CUSTOM TIERED PRICING

Best for commercial property managers, asset management firms, and multi-site owners.

  • Volume Pricing Scales: Your per-device testing rate decreases dynamically based on the total asset count in your portfolio.

  • Consolidated Billing: Receive one clean, itemized monthly invoice for all properties instead of managing dozens of individual receipts.

  • Dedicated Portfolio Manager: A single point of contact to audit your assets, track compliance history, and coordinate scheduling across multiple water districts.

Failed Test Protocol: Failed Test Protocol: If a backflow assembly fails the initial differential pressure test, we don't just leave you with a non-compliant report. Your dispatched technician carries standard OEM repair kits to rebuild internal check valves on the spot, bypassing city fines and saving you a second trip charge.