Start with the equipment at your property. We’ll show questions to confirm, original authority sources, and the directory coverage we have.
This tool covers backflow assemblies, portable fire extinguishers, and fire sprinkler systems. It is not a complete property compliance assessment; other services and requirements may apply.
A selected answer identifies something to investigate, not a finding that work is legally required or that the property is compliant.
Backflow testing
What to confirm
Identify the water utility on your bill
Ask whether your assembly needs testing and when
Confirm the tester and report submission process with that utility
Schedule to confirm: Varies by utility, assembly, and program; check the linked authority.
Confirm which requirements apply to your workplace
Check the company's license and the technician's permit where required
Keep the maintenance record and confirm local fire authority requirements
Schedule to confirm: OSHA 29 CFR 1910.157(e) calls for monthly visual inspection and annual maintenance checks in covered workplaces; exemptions and equipment-specific work vary.
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Before you call a company
Have any notice, equipment details, and previous inspection report ready. Ask the relevant authority what is due, which company or individual credentials it accepts, and how the report must be submitted. Confirm that the company serves your address.