Annual backflow testing, filed for you.
We test your backflow assemblies, submit the results to your water authority, and send your certificate — then remind you before next year's due date. Serving Westchester County, NY.
New here or a returning customer? Request a backflow test and our office will follow up with available times.
- Licensed Home Improvement Contractor
- Serving Westchester County, NY
- Results filed with your water authority
- Certificate & reminders by email
From request to filed, without the paperwork
Four steps. You reach out once — we handle the test, the filing, and the reminder for next year.
- 01
Request a test
Tell us where the device is and how to reach you — it takes a minute.
- 02
We test on-site
A careful test of every backflow assembly on your property.
- 03
We file with your water authority
We submit your results to your local water authority to keep your assemblies compliant.
- 04
You're set for the year
Your certificate arrives by email — and we remind you before next year's due date.
Compliance you don't have to think about
A local, licensed contractor that treats your annual test as something to be handled, not chased.
We handle the filing
No chasing your water authority. We submit the paperwork and confirm it's on file.
Never miss a due date
Your water authority sets a testing schedule for each assembly. We track your due date and remind you before it comes due.
Everything digital
Invoices, test certificates, and reminders by email — and you can pay online.
Local & licensed
A Licensed Home Improvement Contractor serving Westchester County, NY.
Questions, answered
Is backflow testing required?
In most cases, yes. Your local water authority requires the backflow assemblies it oversees to be tested on a set schedule — often once a year — and tracks the due date for each device.
How often do I need a test?
Usually once a year — your water authority sets the schedule, and each assembly typically comes due about twelve months after its last passing test.
Do you file the results for me?
Yes. After the test we submit your results to your local water authority and send you the certificate, so you don't have to chase the paperwork.
What happens if I miss my due date?
An overdue assembly can lead to non-compliance notices from your water authority. We send reminders as your date approaches so it doesn't slip.
Which assemblies do you test?
The standard field-testable backflow assemblies — RP, RPDA, DC, DCDA, PVB, and SVB — across fire-sprinkler, irrigation, domestic, boiler, and pool systems.
What does it cost?
Pricing depends on the number and type of assemblies at your property. Request a test and our office will confirm the details with you.
How do I get started?
Request a test online or give us a call. Our office follows up by phone or email with the available times.
Ready to get compliant?
Request a test and our office will reach out by phone or email with the available times.