Torrance Backflow Testing & Repair

Backflow Test Pros provides backflow testing and repair for commercial and residential properties in Torrance.

We help local owners and property managers test and repair, submit paperwork, stay on schedule, and avoid preventable compliance issues with the local water authority.

Contact Us to See if You Qualify for a Free Backflow Test

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Torrance Backflow Testing & Installation Pricing

With Backflow Test Pros' Managed Backflow Testing & Maintenance service, there is no need for Torrance businesses and homeowners to spend hours going over county and local water utility regulations, ordinances, requirements, deadlines, fees, guidelines, reporting schedules and forms. Everything is Done for You to simplify the backflow maintenance process and ensure compliance with local regulations.

Avoid Torrance Water Service Disruptions, Civil Liabilities & Fines

Backflow Test Pros provides dedicated support in everything from initial scheduling, water department communications, due date tracking, same day approval, routine maintenance and urgent repairs.

As a Backflow Test Pros client you can rest assured knowing that your backflow assemblies are monitored and compliant with local water authority regulations.

Backflow Test Pros Turn-key Backflow Maintenance includes:

Backflow Test Pros Turn-key Backflow Maintenance Includes

  • Backflow Installation
  • Backflow Prevention Testing
  • Backflow Repair Replacement
  • Backflow Management
  • Backflow Repair Coverage
  • Multi-Device Discounts
  • Emergency Service

Regional Operations Support

  • Serving Southern California
  • Multi-Location Scheduling
  • Test Document Retrieval
  • Due Date Extensions
  • Same-Day Certification
  • Free Lock Upgrades
  • Priority Scheduling

Schedule Your Torrance Backflow Testing to Qualify for $500 in Maintenance Coverage

Contact us before your Torrance backflow deadline to confirm eligibility, protect your water service, and lock in local scheduling support.

Torrance Backflow Testing & Installation Regulations

City of Torrance Backflow Prevention Testing and Repair Overview

The City of Torrance has established comprehensive guidelines for backflow prevention and cross-connection control to protect the public water supply. These regulations are based on the Cross-Connection Control Policy Handbook (CCCPH) and aim to prevent backflow, the unwanted reverse flow of water that can introduce pollutants or contaminants into the potable water system.

Additionally, backflow prevention devices in Torrance must be tested by a certified technician immediately after installation. Tests must be conducted by individuals certified by recognized organizations, such as the American Water Works Association (AWWA) or the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health. Also, it is critical that backflow prevention test results must be submitted by a certified backflow test specialist to the City of Torrance Water Department which is responsible for overseeing water quality.

And after repairs or replacements, the device must be retested, and the updated results must be submitted to the Torrance Water Department. Non-compliance with these regulations and requirements can lead to penalties, including the interruption of water service.

Property owners are responsible for ensuring that backflow prevention devices are properly installed, tested annually, and maintained in good working order.

Torrance property owners are responsible for installing backflow prevention assemblies as required by the city's regulations. Backflow prevention assemblies must be installed as mandated by the City of Torrance regulations. Installations must adhere to the city's standards, including specific device types and installation procedures. If a property owner fails to install the required backflow prevention assemblies, the city may interrupt potable water service until evidence of installation is provided.

Failure to conduct required testing may lead to water service termination until the device is tested and found compliant. Lastly, Torrance property owners are responsible for maintaining backflow prevention assemblies in good working order. If a backflow prevention device fails the test, it must be repaired or replaced as soon as possible. This work must be done by a licensed plumber or certified backflow prevention professional.