Backflow Prevention Device Installation in Baytown
A backflow preventer is a one-way gate on a water line. It lets water in and stops it from flowing back into the public supply.
Which device you need depends on what the line feeds. We install the one that fits the use and test it when it is in.
Where a Backflow Preventer Is Installed
Lawn sprinkler and irrigation systems
Restaurants and commercial kitchens
Fire sprinkler lines
Commercial buildings with boilers or chemical feeds
Medical and dental offices
A new water service for a business
Types of Backflow Preventers
Pressure Vacuum Breaker
Common on home sprinkler systems. It is installed above the highest sprinkler head.
Double Check Assembly
Two check valves in a row. Used where the hazard is low, such as many fire lines.
Reduced Pressure Zone Assembly
The highest level of protection. It has a relief valve that dumps water if a check fails.
Choosing the Device
The water utility's rules and the hazard on the line decide which one is allowed.
Testing After the Install
A new backflow preventer is tested before it goes into service. The test proves the checks and the relief valve work.
We run the test and file the report with the city. After that, the device is tested on the schedule your water utility sets.
How a Backflow Install Works
Call or Send the Form
Call (281) 427-8325 or use the contact form. Tell us what the line serves.
We Look at the Line
A licensed plumber checks the pipe size, the location and which device the use calls for.
You Approve the Price
You get a fair, upfront price for the device and the install.
Install, Test and Report
We install the device, test it and file the report with the city.
Why Baytown Calls Blackmon Plumbing for Backflow Installation
Install, Test and Paperwork
One company puts the device in, tests it and files the report.
Homes and Businesses
Sprinkler systems, commercial buildings and fire lines.
Licensed Master Plumbers
License MPL-38162.
1-Year Labor Warranty
Labor on the install is covered for one year.
Backflow Installation Questions
It keeps water from flowing backward into the public water supply. That protects drinking water from whatever is in the line it serves.
Sprinkler systems connect to the drinking water supply, so a backflow preventer is normally required. Your water utility sets the rule.
It depends on what the line feeds and what the water utility requires. We tell you which device fits after we see the line.
Yes. We test it after the install and file the report with the city.
Related Backflow Services
Already have a device? These pages cover testing and repair.
Outside Baytown?
This page is for Baytown. We install backflow preventers across Greater Houston, and each city has its own page.