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Backflow Testing in Farmington Hills, MI

Professional Backflow Prevention Device Testing for Just $250

Backflow tests that put our customers first with…

  • Coordination with city officials on your behalf
  • Expert journeyman & master plumbers
  • Backed by our We Care Guarantee

Price

We’ll inspect your backflow prevention device for just $250.

What's included in a backflow test service?

A Thornton & Grooms backflow test includes:

  • Backflow device inspection

    A plumber will test your backflow prevention device and verify compliance with the Waterworks and Sewerage Systems Act 98, P.A. 1913.

  • Paperwork filed on your behalf

    Our team will file the test report with your city or county.

  • Consultation on replacement options

    We’ll share advice and options with you if a replacement backflow prevention device is necessary.

Process :Your Backflow Test in 4 Easy Steps

  1. Call or schedule online

  2. Watch for text notifications

  3. Enjoy peace of mind while we test your system

  4. Take our survey

Backflow Prevention FAQs

  • Backflow prevention testing confirms that your backflow prevention device is fully operational. These devices play an important role by preventing wastewater from flowing backward and contaminating the clean water supply.

    During testing, your technician uses gauges to check the pressure in your device. They also check for leaks and confirm that all valves, seals, and other components are functioning properly.

  • Yes. It’s a legal requirement to have backflow prevention devices tested in Michigan. You must have a certified, licensed technician perform the inspection and submit your report. If you fail to comply with regulations, you could face fines and have your water service disconnected.

    To confirm which regulations you must comply with, review your local water authority’s website for guidance. Commercial and residential properties often have different requirements.

  • Commercial backflow prevention devices should be tested annually. Residential devices require testing in accordance with local regulations, typically every 3 to 5 years.

    Additional testing is required after the initial installation, after any repairs, and if the device is moved.

  • Most backflow prevention tests take 20 to 30 minutes. These devices are typically outdoors and easily accessible. You also don’t have to do anything special to prepare.

    Your plumber simply verifies that the device is working as it should. If it’s not, your plumber identifies and schedules the necessary repairs.

Service that puts you first.

Our skilled, knowledgeable technicians are committed to providing you 5‑star service through every step of the process. If you’re not completely satisfied with our level of service, let us know. We promise to do everything we can to make it right.

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