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Annual Backflow Testing

Updated: Jul 9, 2019

Backflow testing is done to ensure that the backflow prevention device is working properly in order to protect potable water from contamination.


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Backflow Installation

The purpose of having a backflow installed is to prevent back siphonage or back pressure conditions in a property owner's piping system from entering back into the public potable water supply system.

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1639 Armour Lane

Redondo Beach, CA  90278

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