Backflow occurs when contaminated water flows backward into your clean water supply. To prevent this, homeowners should install backflow prevention devices such as reduced pressure zone (RPZ) valves or double-check valves. Regular maintenance and proper installation are key to keeping your plumbing system safe. Hiring a professional to inspect your plumbing system also ensures compliance with local regulations.
Backflow occurs when contaminated water flows backward into your clean water supply. To prevent this, homeowners should install backflow prevention devices such as reduced pressure zone (RPZ) valves or double-check valves.… read more Regular maintenance and proper installation are key to keeping your plumbing system safe. Hiring a professional to inspect your plumbing system also ensures compliance with local regulations. read less
Backflow can introduce harmful chemicals, bacteria, and other contaminants into your water supply. Without proper prevention, your drinking water can become unsafe. Municipalities often require backflow prevention systems to protect public water sources. Regular testing and maintenance by a professional service like Brown Mechanical Services help ensure your system functions correctly.
Backflow preventers require annual testing by a certified technician to ensure functionality. A professional will check for leaks, pressure issues, and valve performance. Homeowners should also regularly inspect their systems for signs of failure, such as water discoloration or reduced pressure. Routine maintenance provided by Brown Mechanical Services keeps your system operating efficiently...read more