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The cost of inspecting your backflow preventer varies according to a lot of different factors, including the complexity of your plumbing, the type of backflow preventer, and local rates for plumbing services. Roto-Rooter offers easy financing options for all kinds of plumbing jobs to ensure you can afford essential plumbing services like backflow inspection. What’s more, our transparent and up-front pricing ensures there are no surprises when you see the final bill.

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Either type of backflow prevention device can experience problems such as leaking or stuck valves. If your backflow preventer is experiencing these issues, it might not be functioning correctly. That puts your entire water system at risk of contamination — so it’s crucial to have regular inspections from a plumbing service licensed to work on backflow preventers.

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In most jurisdictions, only a licensed plumber can inspect, certify, or install a backflow preventer. Often, that plumber will also need a special license or certification for backflow work. It can be a challenge to find a plumber with the right qualifications for backflow inspection in your area — but fortunately, Roto-Rooter has you covered.

For more information about our backflow preventer inspection services and to learn why backflow prevention devices are critical for public health, contact your local plumbing experts at Roto-Rooter today — or check out our guide to backflow preventers.

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Backflow is bad news. Any form of non-potable water streaming back into the usable water supply is a serious potential health crisis situation. Pressure changes such as pipes freezing, water main bursts or multiple fire hydrants being opened at once all pose a risk of creating a flow reversal in plumbing systems.

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A backflow prevention device uses a series of valves to keep water flowing in one direction and prevent contaminants from entering your local water supply. If your property has backflow preventers, they need to be inspected regularly, in most cases annually, by a licensed plumber. What should you expect during a backflow preventer inspection? Read on for a quick rundown of what every property owner should know.

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In most US metros, businesses and multi-unit buildings are legally required to have their backflow preventers regularly tested by a licensed plumber, usually once a year. Here’s how a typical backflow preventer inspection will proceed:

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Backflow preventers come in two basic types: a reduced pressure principle device or double check valves. Here’s how each one works:

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Roto-Rooter employs expert plumbers who are certified to conduct backflow preventer inspections. We set your mind at ease and keep your backflow preventers in compliance. Plus, if your backflow preventer needs repair or replacement, we offer a comprehensive lineup of backflow preventer repair services, too.

It’s easy to schedule a backflow preventer inspection with the Roto-Rooter team — just use our online scheduling form to set up an inspection at your convenience, or call our 24/7 service line at 800-768-6911.