Certified Backflow Testing in Memphis & Shelby County
Due for backflow testing? Memphis and Shelby County require it every year. Annual backflow testing keeps your irrigation system compliant and your drinking water safe. Our state-certified testers inspect your device, document the results, and file them directly with your water utility — a flat $125 per test. Backflow testing is included in every maintenance package.

Stay compliant and protect your water
A backflow preventer stops irrigation water — and anything in it — from being drawn back into your home’s drinking supply. Memphis-area utilities require these devices to be tested every year by a certified tester. With our backflow testing, Memphis customers don’t have to lift a finger: we handle the test, the paperwork, and the utility filing so you stay compliant without the hassle. Backflow prevention protects the public water supply, part of broader EPA WaterSense stewardship.

Everything your annual test covers
State-certified testing
For backflow testing, Memphis customers get a Tennessee state-certified backflow tester using calibrated gauges, so the results hold up with your utility.
Full device inspection
We check the valves, relief valve, and check assemblies for wear, leaks, and pressure failures that can fail a test.
Utility paperwork filed
After backflow testing, Memphis-area customers never chase deadlines: we complete the official test report and file it directly with your water provider.
Repairs & rebuilds
If your device fails, we can rebuild or replace it and retest — often the same visit — to get you back in compliance fast.
Freeze & damage checks
We flag cracked or corroded assemblies and freeze damage before they cause a failure or a water-supply risk.
Renewal reminders
We can remind you when your annual test is due, so you never miss your utility’s deadline.

From scheduling to filed compliance
Schedule your test
Call or request a free quote; annual testing is a flat $125 per device.
On-site testing
Our certified tester runs the full test on your backflow preventer, usually in under 30 minutes.
We file the report
We complete and submit the official results to your water utility on your behalf.
Repair if needed
If anything fails, we explain your options and can repair and retest to restore compliance.
Local experts who save you water
Up to 30% water savings
Smart scheduling and leak-free design cut waste and shrink your monthly bill.
Fast, same-week response
We’re your neighbors, so scheduling is quick and follow-up is easy.
Licensed & certified
Fully insured, with a state-certified backflow tester on staff for compliant work.
Backflow testing across the Memphis metro
We provide certified backflow testing throughout Memphis and Shelby County — East Memphis, Germantown, Collierville, Bartlett, Arlington, Eads, Piperton, and Rossville.
Backflow Testing Memphis — Common Questions
Is annual backflow testing required in Memphis?
Yes. In Shelby County, irrigation systems connected to the public water supply must have their backflow preventer tested every year by a certified tester, and the results filed with the water utility. It is a code requirement, not optional.
How much does backflow testing cost?
Our backflow testing is a flat $125 per device, which includes the test and filing the report with your utility. If a repair is needed, we quote that separately before doing any work.
What is a backflow preventer and why does it matter?
It is a valve that stops irrigation water — which can contain fertilizer, pesticides, or bacteria — from flowing back into your home’s drinking water. Testing confirms it still seals correctly.
How long does a backflow test take?
Most tests take under 30 minutes. We test the device, record the readings, and file the certified report with your utility the same day.
What happens if my backflow device fails the test?
We will explain exactly what failed and your options. In many cases we can rebuild or replace the assembly and retest on the spot, so you stay compliant.
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