Expert backflow prevention device installation & repairs to meet purveyor’s requirements.
Professional backflow testing and inspection to ensure the device is working properly.
Precise calibrations to keep your backflow test kit compliant with industry standards.
Comprehensive continuing education courses to renew your Georgia BPAT license.
Our 6-hour CE Class is for licensed GA BPAT holders. This course satisfies the 6-hour per three-year requirements from GAWP. Classes include a kit calibration if needed and lunch.
Our next class will be 2/20/25 in Griffin GA.
Backflow is the unwanted reversal of water flow in a plumbing system, which can lead to contamination of the water supply. It’s a concern because it can introduce harmful substances into drinking water, posing health risks.
During a backflow test, a certified technician inspects the prevention device to ensure it’s working properly and that no water is flowing back into the clean water supply.
Failing to maintain these devices can lead to water contamination, legal penalties, and potential health hazards.
Most test kits should be calibrated annually, but the frequency can depend on the manufacturer’s recommendations and the conditions under which the equipment is used.
Backflow prevention devices should typically be tested annually to ensure they are functioning correctly. However, local regulations may vary, so it’s important to check with your local authority.
Properties with irrigation systems, fire sprinkler systems, or industrial equipment are often required to have backflow prevention devices. Local building codes and water regulations typically dictate these requirements.
Calibration ensures that testing equipment provides accurate and reliable readings. This is crucial for maintaining safety standards and regulatory compliance.
Calibration involves adjusting the test kit to meet standard measurements, often using certified reference materials to ensure accuracy.