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Backflow testing in Washington, DC
42 backflow testing businesses work within 25 miles of Washington, 5 of them based in town. Every one is on the approved tester list of DC Water.
Backflow testing companies near Washington
W. L. Gary Company, Inc
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Magnolia Plumbing Inc
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R&R Mechanical, LLC
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Durance Plumbing
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A&E Plumbing Inc
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Complete Building Services
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Thomas E Clark Inc
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Unlimited Home Services LLC
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Acker & Sons, Inc
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Definitive Mechanical LLC
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CRW Mechanical
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Free Line Plumbing
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J&J Plumbing and Heating
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Water Management, Inc
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Madden Plumbing & HVAC Inc
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Sky Plumbing
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WE Bowers
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American Boiler, Inc.
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Shapiro & Duncan, Inc.
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Capitol Boiler Works
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H&D Mechanical LLC
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Welch & Rushe Inc
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The Severn Group
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JF Plumbing & Heating
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DC Water (District of Columbia Water and Sewer Authority): backflow test rules
- Who must test. Water customers must contract with DC Water approved backflow service providers for installation, annual testing and maintenance of their backflow prevention assemblies, and allow DC Water cross-connection site inspections. Source.
- Notices and deadlines. A BPA deadline extension request (30 or 60 days) can be refused if it is not submitted 10 calendar days before the existing deadline; DC Water answers in writing within 14 calendar days. Source.
- How the report is filed. DC Water's Acquaa Portal, launched June 2024, is used to submit BPA installation and inspection (test) results for residential and commercial customers. It replaced the BPA module of the Third-Party Portal (3PP). Source.
- Tester registration. A backflow service provider must obtain approval from DC Water to inspect and test backflow prevention assemblies and survey sites, and reports results to DC Water. Source.
- Fees. DC Water's fee schedule lists a Cross-Connection/Back Flow Prevention Monthly Fee of $6.20 per backflow prevention assembly per month; residential fire sprinkler assemblies are exempt (per the BPA fee FAQ). Source.
Everything about DC Water (District of Columbia Water and Sewer Authority)'s backflow program
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Backflow testing questions in Washington
Who can test a backflow preventer in Washington?
A tester certified as District of Columbia's rules require, and accepted by your water utility. The companies here are on the approved list of DC Water: companies allowed to file backflow test reports in that system. In Washington, see DC Water (District of Columbia Water and Sewer Authority)'s rules below.
How many backflow testing companies serve Washington?
42 companies on the approved list of DC Water work within 25 miles of Washington, 5 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: Backflow Prevention Assembly Service Providers, DC Water.