A Broken Backflow Prevention Device Often Spells Disaster!
Call us today for reliable backflow testing and repair services in Linn, Johnson, Jones, Cedar & Benton County.
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Cedar Rapids Backflow Testing & Repair Services
Backflow occurs when the wastewater in your plumbing system reverses its flow. If this happens, harmful materials can contaminate your water supply and turn it into a health hazard. It’s every homeowner’s responsibility to have their backflow prevention device professionally checked at least once a year to ensure safe and clean tap water.
Schedule an inspection with our experts at Master Plumbing, Heating, & Cooling. We’re certified to provide backflow testing and repair in Cedar Rapids, IA.
Why choose us:
Regularly updated practices and equipment
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What Causes Backflow?
When there’s a pressure difference between your home’s plumbing and your water supply, septic or sewer drainage, it creates backflow. The force results in an influx – or pulling – of contaminated water back into the clean water supply.
Many situations can cause a change of pressure, like:
Opening fire hydrants, or whenever the main water supply runs too low
Municipal station failures
Broken water mains
You never know when these events may occur, so it’s best to keep your home protected with a working backwater prevention device.
