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The document is an application form for backflow prevention services from the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Utility Department. It requires information from licensed contractors and property owners regarding proposed backflow preventer installations, as mandated by local city code. The form includes sections for project details, contractor information, water usage specifics, and compliance certifications. Inaccurate or incomplete submissions may lead to changes in installation requirements.

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Begin by filling in the 'Property Owner' and 'Project Address' sections. Ensure that all information is accurate, as it will be used for approval of the proposed backflow preventer installation.
Next, provide details about the 'Licensed Contractor.' Include their name, company, contact information, and license type. This section is crucial for verifying qualifications.
In the 'Project Name & Description' field, clearly describe your project (e.g., Brookshire Place - Shopping Center). This helps in identifying your application.
Proceed to answer questions regarding toxic chemicals and alternate water sources. Be honest and thorough to avoid complications during approval.
Complete any additional sections related to fire protection systems or other non-domestic water-using equipment as applicable.
Finally, ensure you sign and date the application at the bottom before submitting it for review.

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How do you know if your backflow preventer is bad?

3 Signs Your Backflow Valve Should Be Replaced Leaking from the Backflow Prevention Device. One of the most apparent signs that your backflow relief valve needs replacement is a leak from the backflow prevention device. Decreased Water Pressure. Visible Signs of Damage or Wear.

What is the life expectancy of a backflow preventer?

The results can be both costly and hazardous: Contaminated water infiltrates the potable supply introducing pesticides, heavy metals, or even sewage into systems meant for drinking, cleaning, and cooking. Health risks to anyone using the water including customers, tenants, or employees.

How to tell if a backflow preventer is bad?

$30 to $300 Many cities mandate the installation and annual testing of these devices for homes with an irrigation system, septic system, or inground pool. Annual backflow testing verifies the proper functioning of these valves, ensuring ongoing water safety.