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Protect Your Water System with Professional Backflow Solutions
Safeguard your water supply with professional backflow solutions from Sanford Water Works. We provide reliable backflow prevention services for residential and commercial properties across Southwest Texas. Our team helps ensure your water system remains protected from contamination and meets all local and state regulations. Our backflow services include:
- Backflow prevention device installation
- Backflow testing and certification
- Backflow repair and replacement
- Annual compliance testing
- Commercial and residential backflow solutions
- System evaluations and upgrades
Protect your water system with expert backflow solutions tailored to your property’s needs. Contact Sanford Water Works to get started.
Ensuring Safe and Compliant Water Systems
Backflow prevention is critical to protecting drinking water from contamination caused by pressure changes within a plumbing system. You may need backflow services if you are:
- Installing a new irrigation or plumbing system
- Required to meet municipal compliance standards
- Experiencing pressure fluctuations
- Managing a commercial or multi-property site
- Due for annual backflow testing or recertification
Sanford Water Works evaluates your system and provides the appropriate backflow solution to keep your water supply safe and compliant.
Why Sanford Water Works Is the Trusted Choice
Sanford Water Works has been serving Southwest Texas since 1969, delivering dependable water system solutions backed by decades of experience. Customers choose us for:
- Family-owned local business with over 50 years of experience
- Woman-owned, veteran-owned, and minority-owned company
- Licensed backflow prevention assembly testers (License BP0016293)
- Licensed pump installers and water professionals
- Certified water treatment specialists
- Active members of the Water Quality Association and Texas Water Quality Association
- Trusted knowledge of local regulations and water systems
Our experience and certifications ensure your backflow system is handled with care, accuracy, and professionalism.
Contact Us
Whether you need backflow installation, testing, or repairs, Sanford Water Works is ready to help. We offer free estimates, same-day emergency services, and discounts for veterans and first responders.
Contact Sanford Water Works today to schedule your backflow service and protect your water system with confidence.
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What is backflow and why is prevention important?
Backflow occurs when water flows in the reverse direction, potentially allowing contaminants to enter your clean water supply. Backflow prevention devices protect drinking water and help ensure your system meets local safety regulations.
How often does a backflow device need to be tested?
Most municipalities require backflow devices to be tested annually. Regular testing helps ensure the device is functioning properly and keeps your property in compliance with local water authority requirements.
Do residential properties need backflow prevention?
Yes, many residential properties require backflow prevention, especially those with irrigation systems, pools, or secondary water sources. Sanford Water Works can evaluate your system and recommend the appropriate solution.
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