About
A family business that tests valves
Certified Backflow Inc is family owned and operated, based in Clermont, and fully licensed and insured. We test backflow prevention assemblies and repair the irrigation systems behind them, across Lake, Orange and Osceola County.
Who you are calling
The same people every year
This is a family business. The person who answers the phone knows the person who tests your assembly, and both of them will still be here when your next notice arrives.
Backflow testing is a small, specific trade. It is one valve, one gauge, one form — but the valve protects the drinking water for your whole street, and the form is what your utility actually counts. Doing it properly means doing both parts right, and doing them on time.
We work on houses, businesses, plazas and HOA common areas. A single assembly at a home takes about twenty minutes. A property with a dozen of them takes a morning. Either way the standard is the same.
Credentials
Licensed, insured and certified
Backflow testing has to be done by a certified tester for the result to count. Anyone can turn a valve; not everyone can file a report your utility will accept.
- Certified backflow assembly testers
- Fully licensed
- Fully insured
- Reports filed directly with your utility
Want to see the paperwork before we come out? Ask on the phone and we will send it over.
How we work
Four things you can hold us to
You get a straight answer
If your assembly passes, we tell you it passed. If it fails, we tell you what failed and what it costs to fix before we touch it. No upsell on a twenty-minute job.
The paperwork is our job, not yours
We file your report with your water utility ourselves. You should not have to chase a form to prove a valve works.
We show up when we said we would
You get a day and an arrival window, and if something moves we call you before it does, not after.
We keep track of your due date
Backflow testing is annual. We know when yours comes around and we remind you, so the next notice is not a surprise.
Parts and gauges
We carry what this area actually uses
Most assemblies in Central Florida come from a short list of manufacturers, and most failures are worn rubber inside the check valves rather than a dead unit.
We stock rebuild kits for the assemblies that are common here, so a failed test usually turns into a repair on the same visit instead of a second appointment two weeks later. Test gauges are calibrated on schedule, because a report from an out-of-calibration gauge is not worth filing.
Get started
Ready when you are
Send the address and your deadline, or just call and talk to a person.