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The document is a Backflow Prevention Assembly Test & Maintenance Report for the City of Seguin, detailing the testing and maintenance requirements for backflow prevention devices. It includes sections for customer information, device details, test results, tester information, and certification of compliance with city regulations. The report must be submitted within 72 hours to the Seguin Water Treatment Plant.

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How much does it cost to have a backflow tested?

Average cost of backflow testing National Average Cost$165 Minimum Cost $25 Maximum Cost $350 Average Range $30 to $300 Sep 30, 2024

Is backflow testing necessary?

Backflow tests examine the backflow preventers to ensure theyre working properly. You should test backflow preventers regularly so people can rest assured that theyll work in case of an emergency. Each backflow preventer should have specific dates marked on them, indicating when they need to be properly tested.

Who pays for backflow testing?

All pipe, fixtures, etc. beyond this point are the owners responsibility, including the testing and maintenance of the backflow assembly. Property owners occasionally have agreements with the tenant or property management company to maintain the backflow assembly.

How often is backflow testing required in Texas?

Generally, this includes establishing requirements for the installation of backflow assemblies or devices preventing the flows or back-siphonage from unwanted connections that may threaten public health. TCEQ requires all backflow devices or assemblies: Must be tested upon installation and at least once annually.

Is backflow testing required in California?

When a property requires backflow protection as mandated by California Administrative Code, Title 17, the customer will be responsible for: (1) having an approved backflow prevention assembly installed on their property and (2) ensuring this assembly undergoes routine testing on an annual basis by a certified tester.