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Backflow Prevention
Protect your water supply with our reliable backflow prevention services.
Reliable Backflow Prevention by A-1 BackFlow
Trustworthy Backflow Prevention Services Offered by A-1 BackFlow Experts
Pricing
It costs $45 for residential locations and $60 for commercial locations. Customers in Camden Water, Cassatt Water, and Gilbert-Summit Water areas may have extra charges. There is a fee of 75 cents for every mile beyond 50 miles from Columbia.
Reliable Backflow Prevention and Repair Services for Your BackFlow System
How do we get started?
Please provide your name, address, and email, and we will preform the test for you within the next 14 days: no appointment needed.
Is upfront payment required?
We offer flexible payment options and do not require upfront payment for We require payment within 10 days of completion to ensure that the report is sent to the municipality on time. Failure to make payment within this timeframe may result in a retest and additional charges
What is a BackFlow preventor?
Backflow Preventers are mechanical plumbing devices installed in a plumbing system to prevent water from flowing backward in the system. A properly installed, tested and maintained backflow preventer at the service entrance to a building or property can reliably prevent the backflow of water of an unknown quality from flowing back into the community water system. B
What is a cross-connection?
A cross-connection is any temporary or permanent connection between a public water system or consumer’s potable (drinking) water system and any source or system containing non-potable water or other substances. An example is the piping between a public water system or consumer’s potable water system and an auxiliary water system, cooling system, or irrigation system.
What can cause a backflow?
Backflow can be caused by a sudden drop in the water pressure in a public water main, which can create a sub-atmospheric condition. For example, if a drop in pressure occurs while a hose is in a bucket of dirty water, that water could be sucked back into the public water system, potentially contaminating the water for other users. A drop in pressure could be caused by a variety of things, including a water main break, loss of power at a pump station, etc. Backflow preventers keep this from happening.