Rely on our OWWA-certified team to ensure your property adheres to water safety regulations. We handle all facets of mandatory backflow prevention, from testing and reporting to tagging and expert replacement as necessary. As a key part of King City’s Backflow Prevention Program, annual testing of backflow preventers is mandatory. Secure your appointment with us today to enjoy the peace of mind that comes from safeguarding your water supply against potential risks.
Our team of certified plumbers specializes in backflow preventer testing, filling 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.
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.
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 standards.
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.
Everything you need to know about backflow preventers, testing, and reporting in the GTA
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