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Annual Backflow Testing In Toronto

Are you a property owner of an industrial, commercial, institutional, or Part 3 residential property (as defined by the Ontario Building Code) in Toronto? Ensure the safety and compliance of your water supply system by scheduling your yearly mandated backflow prevention testing and reporting services.

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Complying With All Toronto's Requirements

Our OWWA-certified plumbers ensure compliance for your property’s water safety. We handle mandated backflow prevention: testing, reporting, tagging & expert replacement if required – as part of Toronto’s Backflow Prevention Program, annual testing of backflow preventers is mandatory. So, schedule with us today and have peace of mind knowing your water supply is safeguarded against potential hazards.

Protecting Toronto's Drinking Water Systems

Why We Need Backflow Preventers

Backflow, resulting from Back Pressure and Back Siphonage, is the undesired reversal of water flow between clean and dirty water lines. It occurs due to significant changes in water pressure, like burst water mains, and poses health risks from hazardous contaminants into the public drinking water system. Understanding these mechanisms is vital for effective backflow prevention and safeguarding our water supply systems.
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Understanding Back flows Valves

Back Pressure

Back pressure occurs when pressure in a private water system is greater than pressure in the City’s water supply system. This can result in water from the private system forcing its way into the City’s distribution system and can be caused by pumps, elevated tanks, temperature increases in boiler systems, and other local pressure events.

Back Siphonage

Back siphonage occurs when pressure in the City’s water supply system is lower than pressure in a private system. It can pull contaminated water from the private water system into the City’s distribution system and can be caused by nearby fire-fighting or water main breaks.

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Our team of certified plumbers specializes in backflow preventer testing, filing reports, and tagging, bringing extensive experience and in-depth knowledge to ensure the safety and reliability of your property's water supply. With their expertise, you can trust that your backflow preventer is in capable hands, and your water environment remains secure and compliant with all necessary regulations.

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Comprehensive Services

We offer a one-stop solution for all your backflow prevention needs, including thorough testing, detailed reporting, precise tagging, and, if required, expert replacement of backflow preventers. Streamlining the process saves you time and ensures full compliance.

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Regulatory Compliance

We are well-versed in the Ontario Building Code regulations, and permits concerning backflow prevention for industrial, commercial, institutional, and Part 3 residential properties. Rest assured that our services will keep your property compliant with all necessary OWWA standards.

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We prioritize your satisfaction and peace of mind. Our dedicated team is committed to delivering prompt, professional, and reliable service, making your property's water safety our top priority.

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"Highly recommended for their thorough and professional backflow inspection!"
Mark Mcmanus
Mark McmanusToronto, ON
“Prompt and efficient testing at our industrial facility.”
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Mikayla MacgregorEtobicoke
“Quick DVCA replacement, for less than the other guys”
Rick Sampson
Rick SampsonToronto, ON
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The main difference lies in their level of protection. A Double Check Valve Assembly (DCVA) provides basic protection by having two check valves, while a Reduced Pressure Principle Assembly (RP) offers superior protection with an added relief valve. RP assemblies are generally recommended for higher-risk applications where there is a significant risk of contamination.
Backflow refers to the undesirable reversal of water flow, allowing contaminated water to enter the clean water supply system. This can occur due to changes in water pressure, posing serious health risks as the contaminated water may contain hazardous materials like human waste, pesticides, or chemicals.
Yes, our team consists of certified plumbers who are highly experienced in performing Backflow Prevention Inspection services. You can trust us to ensure that your property meets all regulatory standards and remains compliant.
If your backflow preventer fails inspection, don’t worry. Our expert team will assess the cause of the failure and work with you to implement the necessary repairs or replacements promptly. We are dedicated to resolving any issues and ensuring the safety of your water supply system.
A Cross-Connection Control Survey is a systematic evaluation aimed at identifying and addressing potential cross-connections within water distribution systems. These cross-connections could lead to the contamination of the clean water supply if backflow occurs, allowing non-potable water to enter the drinking water system. Trained professionals inspect properties and plumbing systems to spot instances where safe and contaminated water could mix. The goal is to eliminate or mitigate these risks through measures like installing backflow prevention devices and ensuring proper plumbing practices, thus ensuring the safety and quality of the drinking water supply.
Absolutely! We encourage property owners to schedule yearly backflow prevention inspections in advance to ensure timely compliance. Our team will work with you to set up convenient inspection dates that suit your property’s needs.
Absolutely! In addition to inspection services, we offer professional Backflow Preventer installation. Our certified plumbers will work with you to determine the most suitable backflow preventer for your property’s specific requirements and ensure proper installation for optimal protection.
Backpressure refers to a condition where higher pressure in a downstream system causes non-potable water to flow back into the potable water supply, potentially contaminating it.
Back Siphonage occurs when a sudden drop in pressure within the potable water system causes water from an external source to be drawn back into the drinking water supply, risking contamination.
Yes, it is generally mandatory to test a newly replaced Backflow Preventer Device. Testing ensures the device functions correctly, prevents backflow, and maintains water supply safety. Plumbing codes often outline testing requirements, intervals, and certified professionals typically perform these tests to ensure compliance and effective device operation. Regular testing is crucial to prevent potential water contamination.

What happens When Backflow Preventers fail?

Backflow Prevention Replacement

Whether you have a failing Double Check Valve Assembly (DCVA) or a Reduced Pressure Principle Assembly (RP), Backflow Inspector is your reliable solution for expert backflow preventer replacement in Toronto. Our team of skilled professionals is well-equipped to handle all your backflow prevention device installation needs at an affordable cost. We understand the critical importance of a properly functioning backflow preventer to protect your water supply from potential contamination. With our expertise and top-notch service, you can rest assured that your backflow prevention system will be installed efficiently and effectively, ensuring the safety and quality of your water. Don’t compromise on the security of your water supply; trust Backflow Inspector for a seamless and cost-effective replacement of your backflow preventer.
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