Fix & Flow Plumbing technician Bryan Hibbard identified a failed backflow prevention device on the home’s irrigation system. Because the part required special ordering, installation was scheduled upon arrival of the replacement.
Upon arrival of the replacement part, technician Ben Silis returned to the property, removed the failed device, and installed the new backflow prevention unit. All connections were inspected, tightened, and tested under pressure. The system was verified to be leak-free, and the backflow prevention device confirmed to be operating properly.
The Result: The irrigation system is now protected by a fully functioning backflow prevention device, ensuring safe operation and compliance with code.
A backflow prevention device prevents contaminated water from an irrigation system from flowing back into the main potable water supply. It is crucial for ensuring the safety of your drinking water and maintaining compliance with local plumbing codes. The page highlights its role in protecting the irrigation system and ensuring safe operation.
Fix & Flow Plumbing technicians first identify the failed device. If a special part is needed, installation is scheduled upon its arrival. The process involves removing the old device, installing the new unit, and then inspecting, tightening, and testing all connections under pressure to ensure a leak-free system and proper operation.
The page advises contacting Fix & Flow Plumbing if you suspect issues with your backflow prevention device or require a professional inspection. While specific signs aren't detailed on this page, a professional can assess its condition to ensure safe operation and code compliance.
After a backflow prevention device replacement by Fix & Flow, the irrigation system is protected by a fully functioning device. This ensures safe operation and compliance with relevant plumbing codes, providing peace of mind.
