Umpqua Valley Fire Services
100/100 ✓ OR Certified Backflow Tester Verified #BAT-5235 ★ 4 (8 reviews) 7 certified testers Backflow Testing
Verified Oct 2026 · Unclaimed listing
Backflow testing in Roseburg, OR
3 backflow testing businesses work within 25 miles of Roseburg, 3 of them based in town. Every one has testers on Oregon's certified backflow tester roster.
3 businesses within 25 miles
14 for-hire testers based in Roseburg
Certified backflow testers near Roseburg
C&S Fire Safe Services
90/100 ✓ OR Certified Backflow Tester Verified #BAT-437967 ★ 4.8 (41 reviews) 2 certified testers Backflow Testing
Verified Oct 2026 · Unclaimed listing
Environmental Conversions
80/100 ✓ OR Certified Backflow Tester Verified #BAT-275867 Backflow Testing
Verified Oct 2026 · Unclaimed listing
Independent certified testers based in Roseburg
Testers Oregon's roster lists without a company. Names, certificate numbers and phones as the state publishes them.
| Town | Tester | Certificate | Expires | Phone |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Roseburg | Travis A. Dutton | BAT-695096 | Dec 2026 | (541) 673-5226 |
| Garrett L. Schulze | BAT-694912 | Dec 2027 | (541) 299-0911 |
Never miss your annual backflow test
Most water utilities require the backflow assembly on an irrigation, fire or commercial line to be tested every year, and a missed test can mean a shutoff notice. Tell us when yours was last tested in Roseburg and we'll text you a month before it is due, with certified local testers ready to book.
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Backflow testing questions in Roseburg
Who can test a backflow preventer in Roseburg?
A tester certified by Oregon Health Authority. Your water utility may also keep its own list of testers allowed to file reports. Check the notice your utility sent.
How many certified backflow testers are based in Roseburg?
14 testers who test for the public list Roseburg as their base on Oregon's roster, and 3 testing businesses are within 25 miles.
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.
Roster: Oregon Health Authority, read October 6, 2026.