Anaheim Backflow Testing Service

    plumber shaking customers hand and testing backflow valveBackflow testing isn’t just important for safety reasons–it’s the law. If you have a backflow prevention device on your property, it’s important to have it properly maintained and tested annually. Splash Plumbing offers professional backflow testing in Orange County and nearby areas so you never have to worry about back pressure or back siphonage forces causing water from your building or home to flow backward into the public water supply. Whether you need backflow repair, installation, testing, or maintenance, Splash Plumbing is your first choice.

    • Backflow testing
    • Backflow installation
    • Backflow repair and maintenance

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    Backflow Testing

    Why does your backflow preventer need to be tested every year? It’s a question we hear often from frustrated businesses and homeowners. It may seem like a huge waste of time and money to have your backflow prevention device tested annually, but there is a good reason.

    Backflow preventers are devices that ensure that your water only flows in one direction through your pipes. Without a backflow preventer, a sudden increase in pressure in your plumbing system or a sudden pressure drop in the water supply line could cause your water to flow backward into the public water supply. This has the potential to introduce hazardous contaminants into the public water supply. No one wants that! .


    Backflow is just what it sounds like – It’s when water in your building or home begins to flow backward into the public water supply. This can introduce contaminants into the public water supply system, hence why having a backflow prevention device is so important.

    A backflow prevention device works in such a way that it allows water to flow in one direction only, preventing it from flowing backward and contaminating the public water supply.. Your backflow prevention devices must be properly tested and maintained annually by a technician that is certified by the county health department to ensure that it is functioning properly.


    In Southern California, many cities require that commercial properties have a backflow prevention device installed and that backflow testing be performed by a technician that is certified by the jurisdiction’s health department. Why? This is the best way to ensure that public drinking water is not contaminated. Most cities require annual backflow testing, if not more frequent testing depending on the location and the specific industry.

    For residential customers, backflow devices must only be installed in certain circumstances. If your plumbing system is connected to one of the following devices, you’ll likely be required to have a backflow device installed as well:

    • Sewer ejection pump
    • Septic tank
    • Groundwater well
    • Graywater system
    • Rainwater collection system
    • Recycled water system

    We Offer Backflow Testing & Repair Throughout Orange County

    From San Clemente and Laguna Niguel to Orange and Anaheim, our backflow team is here to help. We offer backflow preventer inspection, repair, and installation for homes, businesses, and other commercial properties throughout the entire county. Call now for pricing and availability.

    Backflow Installation

    If you don’t have a backflow assembly, or if your backflow assembly has been damaged or stolen, the experienced plumbers at Splash Plumbing are right for the job. We offer backflow installation in Orange County so that you can rest assured that your plumbing systems are operating appropriately without backflow contaminating the public water supply.

    Backflow Repair

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    If your backflow prevention device has failed it’s annual test, we can perform repairs required to rebuild it. Backflow repairs should only be performed by technicians that are certified by the county’s health department, as it is required by law in most Southern California jurisdictions.

    Splash Plumbing can repair all kinds of backflow prevention assemblies, including the following:
    • The double check valve assembly
    • Reduced pressure principle assembly
    • Pressure vacuum breaker
    • Spill proof vacuum breaker
    • RP detector assembly
    • DC detector assembly
    • Atmospheric vacuum breaker
    • Dual check systems
    • Air gap systems
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    We can inspect and repair your check valve, poppets, seat and seating surface, springs, relief valve, and other components that generally wear down over time. More importantly, we’ll make sure that your backflow device stays working for as long as possible, keeping the public drinking water free of contamination.

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