Varisco Backflow Testing Backflow testing & compliance

Annual backflow testing — what you need to know

Why you're being asked for this

A backflow preventer stops water in your building's plumbing from flowing backwards into the public water main. Illinois requires that these assemblies be tested every year by a certified inspector, and your village keeps the record. If yours lapses, the village hears about it before you do.

Do I have one?

Almost certainly, if your property has any of these:

If you're not sure, call (224) 555-0134. We'll tell you in a minute, and there's no charge for the question.

Booking

Use the booking page. You'll pick your village first, then a two-hour arrival window on a day we're already working in your area.

Why can't I pick any day? Because we work by territory. Showing you only the days we're already in your village is what lets us keep the window we gave you — instead of being an hour late because the previous job was twenty-five miles away.

Before we arrive

What happens on the day

A certified tester gauges the assembly. Most visits take under half an hour. You don't need to be there if we can get access.

If it fails

Failures are common and usually cheap — a rubber kit, a fouled check. We'll quote the repair, and once it's fixed we retest and file both halves on one report: it failed, this was done, it passed.

After the test

Signing in

There's no password. Type your email address on the sign-in page and we email you a link. You use this twice a year — a password you set in March is a password reset in September, so we skipped it.


Varisco Backflow Testing · (224) 555-0134 · [email protected] · IL CCCDI #12345