Common issues
Worn check valves
Debris or buildup preventing seals
Leaks, pressure problems, aging parts
Failure during annual inspection/testing
H2O & Backflow Tests
Repair + retest workflow
Identify failure points
Repair/replace internal parts as needed
Retest and document results for compliance
Repair vs Replacement
Many backflow issues can be fixed by replacing internal parts like seals, springs, and check assemblies. If the unit is heavily corroded, outdated, or repeatedly failing, replacement may be the more cost-effective long-term option. Either way, we’ll walk you through the best path and get you back to passing condition.
Repair is common when:
The body is in good condition
It’s a first-time failure
Parts are available and cost-effective
Replacement may be better when:
The assembly is very old or corroded
It fails repeatedly
Repair costs approach replacement cost
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