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The work involved

Backflow Repair

Backflow assemblies protect the water supply, so repair work needs to be handled carefully. We review the visible assembly, explain the issue, and connect repair work with backflow testing or certification needs where appropriate.

What we can help with

  • Review failed test or visible assembly issues
  • Repair serviceable backflow components where appropriate
  • Coordinate retesting or certification next steps
  • Explain when replacement may be more practical
Know your options

Use the test findings to guide the repair

A visible leak and a failed performance test may point to different components. We review the assembly and available test information, then discuss repairable parts, condition and access. Retesting and documentation should be considered as part of getting the assembly back into service.

Check the model before choosing parts

Assembly make, model, size and prior test findings help establish which parts may be serviceable. A damaged body, unavailable parts or an unsuitable installation can change the recommendation from a component repair to replacement planning. Tell us what the assembly supplies so access and any interruption can be discussed with the people who use it.

A question worth asking

Will a repaired assembly need another test?

A repair should be followed by the testing required for the assembly and water supplier. Confirm the applicable reporting steps when arranging the work, especially if a failed test prompted the repair.

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North Bay plumber working on exterior pipe connections
North Bay plumber working on exterior pipe connections
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