Backflow testing companies in Michigan
From the approved tester lists of Oakland County Water Resources Commissioner and City of Ann Arbor Public Works, newest read April 30, 2026. Michigan publishes no statewide tester list we can use, so we start with its largest utility lists.
The lists we use in Michigan
- Oakland County WRC backflow prevention assembly testers, Oakland County Water Resources Commissioner: 52 companies based in Michigan, as of April 30, 2026.
- Certified backflow testers servicing the Ann Arbor area, City of Ann Arbor Public Works: 27 companies based in Michigan, as of April 24, 2025.
Being on a utility's list means that utility lets the company file backflow test reports in its system. It is not a state license. See Michigan backflow rules.
Backflow testing businesses in Michigan
Ranked by our quality score: on the utility's current list, a phone that matches the business's Google profile, and a website. Nobody can pay to move up.
What the badges mean
- ✓ MI Utility-Approved Tester Verified On the city list
- The company is on a water utility's own approved list (the second badge names the list). That is the utility's approval, not a state license, and it counts for that utility.
- 3 certified testers
- How many certified testers the roster lists at this business.
- ★ 4.8 (25 reviews)
- The Google rating, shown as Google reports it. It does not change the order.
Order is by our quality score, never by payment. How we verify listings.
Haley Mechanical
90/100Waterwork LLC
90/100Nelson Brothers Plumbing
90/100Putman & Sons Plumbing
90/100Shelby Mechanical LLC
90/100NES Plumbing
90/100Rolls Mechanical
90/100Towns with approved testing companies
All 43 backflow testing businesses in Michigan, by town
Ann Arbor: AI Walk Plumbing, Altech Mechanical Service, Associated Plumbing & Sewer, Boone & Darr, Inc., Hutzel Plumbing & Heating, Olde Towne Plumbing Co.
Birch Run: American Plumbing and Heating Inc.
Dexter: Haley Mechanical
Farmington: Danboise Mechanical Electrical Inc
Farmington Hills: A-1 Comfort Control LLC, H Muskovitz Plumbing Company, Thornton & Grooms
Fenton: Rolls Mechanical
Ferndale: Cregger Plumbing, Heating, & Cooling, Waterwork LLC
Hazel Park: Able Plumbing
Howell: PTS Plumbing
Livonia: Clearwater Construction Services, Guardian Plumbing and Heating INC, Lighthouse Plumbing Services, Inc, Rooter MD plumbing LLC
Madison Heights: American Backflow Certification & Repair, Inc
Manchester: George F. Wilbur, Inc.
New Baltimore: LPS Plumbing Co Inc
Novi: Servicepro Plumbing Electrical Mechanical
Oxford: All Building Services LLC, Delong Plumbing, Express Plumbing, Heating & Mechanical, NES Plumbing
Pontiac: Lee Industrial Contracting
Rochester Hills: Huron Plumbing, Inc, Putman & Sons Plumbing, Rochester Plumbing & Heating, Inc
Royal Oak: Nelson Brothers Plumbing
Shelby Township: Shelby Mechanical LLC
South Lyon: A & R Plumbing
Southfield: Royal Plumbing
Sterling Heights: Macomb Mechanical, Inc.
Troy: Big Beaver Plumbing & Backflow, LLC, Paul C Scott and Sons Plumbing, Inc.
Waterford Township: Evelux Plumbing
Whitmore Lake: Master Craft Plumbing, Inc.
Ypsilanti: Ken Cook's Plumbing & Heating
Water utility backflow programs in Michigan
Your utility sets your deadline, the testers it accepts and how the report is filed. Each page quotes the utility's own rules.
Questions
Where do these Michigan backflow testing companies come from?
Michigan publishes no statewide list of backflow testers that we can use, so every business here is on the approved list of Oakland County Water Resources Commissioner and City of Ann Arbor Public Works: companies allowed to file backflow test reports in that water system. We read the list on April 30, 2026 and checked each company's phone against its Google profile.
Who is allowed to test a backflow preventer in Michigan?
A tester certified as Michigan's rules require, and usually one your water utility accepts. Our Michigan rules guide links the state rule. Ask any company for the tester's certificate number before the test.
How often does a backflow assembly need testing?
Most water utilities require testable backflow assemblies to be tested at installation and then every year. Your utility's notice gives your deadline and how the report is filed.
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