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How often do backflow devices need tested in Florida?

A: In order to ensure the proper operation of a backflow prevention assembly, it must be tested and certified upon installation and at least once a year thereafter by a certified backflow tester.

What does it mean if your backflow test fails?

If your backflow preventer fails the test, it needs to be cleaned or repaired and in some cases it may need to be completely replaced and a successful re-test performed. These backflow devices fail at a rate of 10-15% after one year.

When shall backflow preventer assemblies be tested at least ?

As long as a backflow assembly is installed, it is required to be tested annually. The longer non-potable water sits in an irrigation system, or any other non-potable water source, the greater the risk of pollutants or contaminants being introduced to those systems.

Can I my own backflow preventer in Florida?

(1) All backflow prevention assemblies and devices on the potable water service shall be installed by a plumbing contractor who is licensed by the State of Florida and/or approved by the city.