Backflow test due? We’ll test it and file the report.
A backflow prevention assembly keeps irrigation water from flowing back into the drinking water supply, and it has to be tested by a licensed tester. K5 holds Texas backflow prevention assembly tester license BPAT0014139.
What we do
- Testing for irrigation backflow assemblies
- Test reports filed with your water utility
- Repair and retest if an assembly fails
- Testing for newly installed assemblies
In Round Rock
The City of Round Rock requires residential irrigation backflow devices to be tested every 7 years and notifies owners 30 days before the due date. The test has to be done by a tester registered with the City, and the report is filed through BSI Online. If a device fails, you have 30 days to repair and retest it.
K5 is registered with the City of Round Rock as a backflow tester.