CLEARWATER BACKFLOW SERVICES
The #1 Backflow Tester in the State of Utah
With over 4,500 backflow devices tested annually, you can count on us to test yours, too.
Flexible Hours
We can work around your schedule to make deadlines.
Licensed & Insured
We follow all backflow prevention codes and each of our technicians is certified.
No Hassle
We file the paperwork to the city for you, so there's one less thing for you to worry about.
Upfront Pricing
No surprise fees!
Why Choose Us
Clean Water = Happy Clients
Clearwater Backflow has professional relationships with many companies across the state of Utah!
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City of South Jordan
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LDS Church
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Herriman City
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All Cities from Ogden to St George
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ICO Apartment communities
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Paperbox Apartments
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Scott Park HOA
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Montana View HOA
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Hertz Car Rental
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Penske Truck Rental
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T-Mobile
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Hillwood Homes
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Brighten Homes
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Rollins Landscape
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Wags Landscape
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Cutting Edge Lawn Maintenance
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Tim’s Lawn Care
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Blooming Property Management
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Park City Property Management
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Holiday Oil
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Quick Quack Car Wash
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LaQuinta Inn and Suites
Our Happy Customers
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UNDERSTANDING BACKFLOW
Have you ever seen one of these 'weird pipe things'?
THEY'RE CALLED BACKFLOW PREVENTERS.
Backflow is a plumbing phenomenon with potentially serious consequences for your water supply, health, and safety. Understanding what backflow is and how it occurs is essential for maintaining the purity and integrity of the public water supply.
What is backflow?
Backflow is the undesirable reversal of water flow in a plumbing system. In a correctly functioning plumbing system, water should flow in one direction, from the main supply into your home or property. Backflow occurs when water reverses its course, moving from your plumbing system back into the clean water supply. This reversal can be caused by various factors, and it's a critical issue to address.
Backflow prevention devices are required on all buildings connected to public water systems. These devices (along with regular testing to make sure they are working properly) prevent backflow from occuring and contaminating the public water supply.
WHO NEEDS TO WORRY ABOUT BACKFLOW?
Backflow is a plumbing phenomenon that every property owner and business owner should be aware of. Many of our clients are city governments as well.
By understanding what backflow is and the risks it poses, you can take the necessary steps to prevent it and protect your water supply and the public health.
If you have concerns about backflow or require backflow testing and prevention services, reach out to our experts for guidance and assistance.