Backflow Testing in Pasadena, TX: 73 Approved Companies

How the report is filed. Testers must also register with SwiftComply (sc-tester.com), which can take 3 to 5 business days, so test reports can be filed through that system. Source.
Tester registration. Testers register with the City of Pasadena by completing the annual Backflow Tester Registration Application and attaching a driver's license or ID; the form certifies the tester's TCEQ license and equipment. Source.
Fees. Tester registration costs a nonrefundable $75, renewed annually on or before January 31; card payments add a $3 processing fee. Source.

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Backflow testing questions in Pasadena

Who can test a backflow preventer in Pasadena?

A tester certified by Texas Commission on Environmental Quality. Your water utility may also keep its own list of testers allowed to file reports. In Pasadena, see City of Pasadena's rules below.

How many certified backflow testers are based in Pasadena?

Texas's roster lists no for-hire testers based in Pasadena itself, and 73 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: Texas Commission on Environmental Quality, read October 6, 2026.

Approved list: Backflow Tester Company List, City of Houston.

Approved list: City of Plano registered backflow testers, City of Plano Utility Operations.

Approved list: City of Grand Prairie registered backflow testers, City of Grand Prairie.

Approved list: City of Garland registered backflow testers, City of Garland.

Approved list: City of Round Rock registered backflow testers, City of Round Rock Utilities and Environmental Services.

Approved list: McAllen Public Utility certified backflow testers, McAllen Public Utility.

Approved list: City of Saginaw backflow tester list, City of Saginaw Environmental Services.

Approved list: Brownsville PUB cross connection control and backflow prevention testers, Brownsville Public Utilities Board.

Approved list: City of Laredo local registered backflow prevention assembly testers, City of Laredo Utilities.

Approved list: City of Plano registered backflow testers who test without a water shutoff, City of Plano Utility Operations.

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