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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the test report backflow device in the editor.
Begin by entering the 'Customer or Business Name', 'Contact Person', and 'Phone Number' in the designated fields. Ensure accuracy for effective communication.
Fill in the 'Mailing Address' and 'Service Address'. This information is crucial for record-keeping and service follow-ups.
Indicate whether the device protects against isolation or containment by checking the appropriate boxes.
Record the 'Date of Test' and 'Time', followed by details about the type of assembly, manufacturer, model, height off floor, and supply pressure.
Complete the section regarding plumbing code compliance by selecting yes or no options as applicable.
In the testing section, document results for initial tests, including PSID readings for various checks. Make sure to note if any repairs are needed.
Finally, ensure that all required signatures are provided at the bottom of the form to certify its accuracy before submission.

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How often must you test a testable backflow prevention device and submit a report?

Customers are responsible for installing backflow prevention devices. They must have testable backflow devices tested every year.

How much to test a backflow device?

Average cost of testing: $150-250 Usually, testing out backflow preventers happen annually apart from when it is installed right then. It is also needed to be tested when a newly installed irrigation system in a commercial or residential space is being set up.

What is a backflow test report?

Two years and one day after the Board of Water Works Trustees for the City of Des Moines (DMWW) filed its controversial lawsuit against the drainage districts in three northwest Iowa counties, a federal court has dismissed the action in its entirety.