Backflow Prevention In The Villages, FL
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Protect your drinking water with professionally selected and maintained backflow assemblies. We evaluate each connection—irrigation, fire sprinkler, boiler make‑up, pool autofill, hose stations—and match the right device for the hazard class, whether that’s a double check valve assembly, reduced pressure zone, or pressure vacuum breaker. Installations are planned around local utility standards and Florida requirements, with correct orientation, elevation, shutoff valves, test cocks, drainage, and weather‑rated enclosures to keep equipment safe outdoors.
Compliance doesn’t stop at installation. Our certified testers use calibrated differential gauges to perform annual checks, document readings, and submit results to the appropriate utility or water provider so your account stays in good standing. If a device fails, we rebuild with OEM kits—seats, checks, springs, diaphragms—and retest on the spot to return the assembly to service. Scheduling is flexible, and we cover neighborhoods in and around The Villages, including Lady Lake, Wildwood, Oxford, and Fruitland Park.
You’ll receive clear, device‑specific pricing, photos, serial numbers, model and size details, and a signed test report for your records, HOA, or insurance needs. We label each assembly with the test date and next due date, set reminders for future inspections, and provide maintenance guidance to extend service life. Work areas are protected, any disturbed landscaping is restored, and the site is left orderly at completion.
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Backflow Prevention Service
Safeguard potable lines from cross‑connection risks with the right assembly for each application. We survey your system, classify hazards, and recommend DCVA, RPZ, or PVB units sized to actual flow and pressure. Outdoor placements are set on stable pads with insulated, lockable enclosures; indoor installations receive proper drainage and access for future testing.
Testing and Compliance
Annual certification is handled end‑to‑end. A licensed tester records inlet and outlet pressures, relief performance, and check valve differential, then tags the unit and files the report with the utility. If readings aren’t within spec, we perform immediate repairs and retest so you remain compliant without a second visit. Service routes span The Villages and nearby communities, with appointment windows designed to minimize disruption.
Installation, Repair, and Care
New assemblies are installed with unions, full‑port isolation valves, and clean, labeled piping to simplify maintenance. When repairs are needed, we use manufacturer kits and verify operation before leaving. You receive device documentation, test logs, and a renewal schedule, plus practical recommendations like freeze protection, elevation adjustments, or relocating assemblies to improve accessibility and reliability.
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