Approved backflow testers in Seattle, WA
50 backflow testing businesses work within 25 miles of Seattle, 9 of them based in town. Every one is on the approved tester list of 7 water utilities.
Backflow testing companies near Seattle
What the badges mean
- ✓ WA 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.
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ACCO Engineered Systems
90/100The Safety Team, Inc.
90/100Iliad, Inc.
90/100SJS Mechanical
90/100Guardian Security
90/100Columbia Fire
90/100Enviromech
90/100All Phase Plumbing
90/100AAA Fire Protection
90/100Creative Bros. Landscape
90/100Holmberg Mechanical
90/100Moore Fire Protection
90/100Froula Alarm Systems
90/100MacDonald Miller
90/100Fire Chief Equipment
90/100Archer Construction
90/100Cascade Fire and Security
90/100Uyeta Landscape
90/100Edlund Associates, Inc.
90/100Dixon Backflow Testing
90/100Alpine Sprinklers
90/100Infinity Fire Protection
90/100Nor-Tech Fire Protection
90/100Auburn Mechanical
90/100Price reports
What a backflow test costs in Seattle
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Published prices nationwide
$29.99 to $100 per assembly
Every published price, with its source: what a backflow test costs.
Failed test? Published repair, rebuild and replacement prices: what a backflow repair or replacement costs.
Metro guide: Backflow testing in Seattle: every utility's rules, filing portals and published prices in one place.
Seattle Public Utilities: backflow test rules
- Who must test. All installed backflow assemblies must be tested every year by a State of Washington certified backflow assembly tester, and after any repair or replacement; a copy of the report goes directly to SPU. Source.
- How the report is filed. After the test, the certified tester submits the test report directly to Seattle Public Utilities. Source.
- Tester registration. Testing must be done by a State of Washington certified Backflow Assembly Tester, and the tester must give SPU copies of the current state certification and test kit calibration certificates; reports cannot be submitted without them. Source.
- Approved testers. SPU does not publish its own tester list; it points customers to the Washington Certification Services listing of state certified testers. Source.
- If a test is missed. If testing is not completed, SPU may assess non-compliance charges and may terminate water service. Source.
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Backflow testing questions in Seattle
Where are the backflow testing businesses listed for Seattle based?
50 backflow testing businesses are listed within 25 miles of Seattle. 9 are based in Seattle itself, 17 more within 15 miles and 24 further out, up to 24 miles away. Other towns with more than one listing: Bellevue (4), Renton (4) and Auburn (3). The closest is McKinstry, under 1 mile from Seattle.
Which tester lists are the businesses near Seattle on?
Every one is on the approved tester list of 7 water utilities.
Which water utility sets the backflow test rules in Seattle?
Seattle Public Utilities. Who must test: All installed backflow assemblies must be tested every year by a State of Washington certified backflow assembly tester, and after any repair or replacement; a copy of the report goes directly to SPU.
How many of the backflow testing businesses near Seattle have Google reviews?
44 of the 50 listed for Seattle have 3 or more Google reviews. Day & Nite Plumbing & Heating has the most reviews, 1,847, with an average of 4.8 stars, as Google showed them at our last check.
Approved list: City of Bellevue backflow testing companies, City of Bellevue Utilities.
Approved list: Washington Water companies with certified backflow testers, Washington Water Service.
Approved list: City of Spokane backflow assembly testers, City of Spokane Water Department.
Approved list: City of Olympia certified backflow testers, City of Olympia Drinking Water Utility.
Approved list: Clark Public Utilities list of Washington State certified backflow testers, Clark Public Utilities.
Approved list: City of Lacey certified backflow assembly testers (BAT) list, City of Lacey Public Works.
Approved list: City of Yakima certified backflow prevention assembly testers, City of Yakima Water/Irrigation Division.
Approved list: City of Ridgefield approved backflow assembly testers, City of Ridgefield Public Works.
Approved list: City of Sumner approved backflow assembly testers, City of Sumner.
Approved list: City of DuPont certified backflow prevention assembly testers, City of DuPont Public Works.
Approved list: City of Snoqualmie backflow assembly testers, City of Snoqualmie.
Related site: Testing a fire line? The sprinkler system behind it needs its own inspections by a state-licensed fire protection company. Licensed fire sprinkler inspectors near Seattle on FireInspectorNear, our sister directory.
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