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Recording the make, model, and serial number from the tag before the annual test begins.

Reduced pressure zone assembly logged for the yearly certification report.

Live gauge reading taken during a certified backflow test in a Monroe County basement.

Color coded hoses connected to the test cocks so each check valve can be verified.

Testing on a schedule that works for the customer, even after the sun goes down.

Older assembly checked for corrosion and worn internals before the report is filed.

Brass test fittings set and ready so future testing stays quick and clean.

Certified and calibrated gauge kit used on every backflow test we perform.

Replacement test cock adapters installed so the device seals correctly under pressure.

Full assembly with air gap drain, ready for certification and filing with the water authority.

Inspecting a fire protection riser and its backflow assembly during a commercial visit.

Bleeding air from the test lines before reading each check valve.

Model, size, and serial number recorded for the certification paperwork.

Card left on the assembly so the homeowner knows who tested the device.

Corrosion and debris noted on an older device that needed attention.

Reading the pink tag to confirm the model before testing begins.

Supervisory switch set on a fire line valve so the alarm panel sees any change.

Every completed test gets logged and filed with the water authority for you.

Clean install with green shutoffs and an air gap funnel under the relief port.

Checking the body and unions for weeping before we button the job up.

Calibrated Febco kit laid out and ready for the next certified test.

Outdoor assembly checked for debris that can cause a nuisance discharge.

Verifying the test cock threads seal cleanly before hooking up the gauge.

Large diameter assembly on a commercial service line ready for annual testing.

Inspecting the brass body and fittings for pitting or slow leaks.

Serial number captured for the report we file on your behalf.

Reading the stamped rating on the body to confirm the device matches the service.

Double check valve assembly tested and passed on a residential line.

Cover plate reseated after the internal checks were inspected.

Three quarter inch device identified and tested on a residential water service.

Capped test cocks and shutoff verified before the annual test reading is taken.