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Backflow testing in Tucson, AZ
3 backflow testing businesses work within 25 miles of Tucson, 3 of them based in town. Every one is on the approved tester list of City of Phoenix and Arizona Water Company.
Backflow testing companies near Tucson
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Tucson Water (City of Tucson): backflow test rules
- Who must test. There are more than 30,000 backflow prevention assemblies in the Tucson Water service area, and ADEQ requires each to be tested annually by private certified testers. Source.
- Notices and deadlines. Tucson Water notifies the customer at least 45 days before each assembly's compliance date, and a compliance test may not be done more than 45 days before that date. Source.
- How the report is filed. Only certified testers already registered with the Tucson Water Backflow Section may submit test results online through the iBAK data entry system. Source.
- Tester registration. Testers must be certified by the California-Nevada Section AWWA, the Arizona State Environmental Technical Training Center or another ADEQ-approved authority, and both the tester and test equipment must be registered with the Backflow Section. Source.
- Fees. Tucson Water assesses a fee when the four day notice is delivered, and a separate compliance fee when service is discontinued. Source.
Everything about Tucson Water (City of Tucson)'s backflow program
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Backflow testing questions in Tucson
Who can test a backflow preventer in Tucson?
A tester certified as Arizona's rules require, and accepted by your water utility. The companies here are on the approved list of City of Phoenix and Arizona Water Company: companies allowed to file backflow test reports in that system. In Tucson, see Tucson Water (City of Tucson)'s rules below.
How many backflow testing companies serve Tucson?
3 companies on the approved list of City of Phoenix and Arizona Water Company work within 25 miles of Tucson, 3 of them based in town.
How often do I need a backflow test?
Most utilities require a test when the assembly is installed and then every year. Your utility's notice gives the due date and how the tester files the report.
Approved list: Approved Backflow Tester Company List, City of Phoenix.
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Approved list: City of Glendale approved certified backflow testers, City of Glendale Water Services.
Approved list: Arizona Water Company state-certified backflow testers, Arizona Water Company.