About Us
Reliable Professionals Licensed & Insured
Reliable Professionals Licensed & Insured
Reliable Professionals Licensed & Insured
We've been in the plumbing industry for last 20 years. We are Backflow Certified. We continually strive to exceed expectations by ensuring that each client receives the very best service.
License #: BPAT-03868
Backflow Testing
Reliable Professionals Licensed & Insured
Reliable Professionals Licensed & Insured
Backflow prevention systems are required to be tested annually by licensed individuals. Call us to schedule your inspection or fill out the contact form and we'll contact you shortly.
Customer Satisfaction Guaranteed
Reliable Professionals Licensed & Insured
Customer Satisfaction Guaranteed
We serve both residential and commercial clients. We combine our use of the highest quality testing equipment, and our dedication to delivering exceptional work to provide you with satisfactory service.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Backflow is the undesirable reversal of flow of water or other substances through a cross-connection and into the piping of a public water system or consumer’s water system. There are two types of Backflow: Backpressure and Backsiphonage.
A common reason for a loss of pressure on the supply side is due to an issue in the municipal system such as a break in a water main or a large amount of water used for firefighting. The pressure drop from this loss of water will suction up wastewater into the drinking water system. This is known as Backsiphonage.
If the pressure of the wastewater system increases above that of the fresh water system, it is called Backpressure. This can occur because of problems inside the sewer system, or a break along the sewer line that leads from your house. If there is already reduced pressure from the supply side, it will not require much rise in pressure from the sewer system to cause Backpressure Backflow.
A Backflow preventer is a means or mechanism to prevent Backflow. The basic means of preventing Backflow is an air gap, which either eliminates a cross-connection or provides a barrier to Backflow. The basic mechanism for preventing Backflow is a mechanical Backflow preventer, which provides a physical barrier to Backflow. The principal types of mechanical Backflow preventer are the reduced-pressure principle assembly, the pressure vacuum breaker assembly, and the double check valve assembly.
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Precise Flo Backflow Prevention
Areas Served
Cobb County
Fulton County
Forsyth County
Gwinnett County
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