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Backflow testing
Routine tests and retests for RP and double check assemblies, including units inside pits. If your water provider sent a notice, include the due date.
Get a testing quote Testing inside a pit Based in Laurens, SC
Backflow testing
made simple.
Got a test notice or a leaking backflow assembly? We handle testing, repairs, and replacement for homes and businesses across Upstate South Carolina.
BACKFLOW PREVENTION
FIELD GUIDE / 01ASSEMBLY ILLUSTRATION
01 RP & DCVA testing02 Pit-mounted assemblies03 Residential & commercial
Our services
What does your assembly need?
Start with the service that fits your job. If you’re unsure what you have, tell us what you’re seeing.
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Backflow repair
Have a leak or a failed test? We troubleshoot the assembly and explain what needs attention before moving ahead with repairs.
Get a repair quote03
Installation & replacement
Need a new assembly or a replacement? If there’s an existing unit, the size and model on its label are a good starting point.
Get an installation quote How it works
From notice to next steps.
A little information up front helps us understand the job and get you a quote.
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Tell us what you need
Send your property city or ZIP, the service you need, and any testing deadline.
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Include any access details
Let us know if the assembly is in a pit, behind a locked gate, or in a mechanical room.
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Confirm the job
We’ll go over what you need and coordinate scheduling with you.
Service area
Based in Laurens.
Serving Upstate South Carolina.
Request a quote
Tell us about the job.
Fill in the details, then copy your quote request and paste it into a text to CB Backflow Services.
Want to talk it through?(864) 200-9804
Good to know
Common questions.
What should I include from my test notice?
Include the testing deadline and any device details on the notice. You can mention the notice in your quote request and share a photo of it when you text us.
Can I request testing for a device inside a pit?
Yes. Select “Backflow testing inside a pit” in the quote form and describe how to reach the assembly.
What if I don’t know which assembly I have?
Choose “Help identifying the service” and describe the problem. If the label is easy to reach, send us a photo of it with your text.