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Backflow Testing

Backflow Testing in Sydney

Backflow prevention devices protect the drinking water supply from contamination. Sydney Water requires many properties to have backflow devices tested annually by a licensed plumber.

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Overview

Backflow Testing in Sydney

Backflow prevention devices stop contaminated water being drawn back into the drinking water supply. If your property has one, Sydney Water and your local council require it to be tested annually by an accredited plumber and the results submitted, and non-compliance can carry penalties.

We test, service, repair and replace backflow prevention devices for commercial premises, strata buildings, medical and dental practices, food businesses, irrigation systems and fire services. Testing is done with calibrated gauges and the certificate is lodged for you.

We also keep a reminder against your property so you are contacted before the annual due date, rather than finding out you are overdue when a notice arrives.

Symptoms

Common signs and problems

If you are seeing any of these, it is worth getting it looked at before it gets more expensive.

  • Commercial premises
  • Properties with irrigation, fire services or industrial equipment
  • Overdue annual test

Scope

What this service includes

  • Testing of testable backflow prevention devices
  • Lodgement of compliance reports
  • Repairs and replacements where needed

Our method

How SMA Plumbing approaches the job

  1. 1Book at a time that suits your operations
  2. 2Test, document and submit results
  3. 3Advise on any required repairs

Pricing

What affects the price

  • Number and size of devices on the property
  • Device hazard rating and type
  • Any repairs, servicing or parts needed to bring a device back into compliance
  • Lodgement of certificates with the relevant water authority

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