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Backflow Testing in Auburn, WA
State-certified backflow testing, repair and installation for Auburn homes, HOAs and businesses, with your test report filed with your water purveyor for you.
- WA-certified testers
- Reports filed for you
- 24/7 emergency dispatch
Auburn's backflow needs span a major aerospace fabrication plant, warehouses and distribution centers, the outlet mall and Emerald Downs, and fast-growing neighborhoods on Lea Hill and in Lakeland Hills. Industrial, commercial and residential assemblies all come due here every year.
We test, repair and install assemblies across Auburn and file each report with the City of Auburn or the district that serves you.
Backflow services in Auburn
Who is your water purveyor in Auburn?
Your purveyor is the water utility that sends your annual test notice and receives your test report. Depending on your address, Auburn properties are commonly served by the City of Auburn.
Not sure which one is yours? Check the top of your water bill or the test notice itself. Or just give us your address when you book and we'll figure it out and send your report to the right place.
Local know-how
Newer subdivisions in Lakeland Hills and on Lea Hill often come with HOA-maintained irrigation across common areas. We test every assembly in one visit and keep the association ahead of its due dates.
Neighborhoods we serve
- Downtown
- Lea Hill
- Lakeland Hills
- West Hill
- North Auburn industrial area
- Emerald Downs area
- Kersey
ZIP codes
98001, 98002, 98092, plus surrounding unincorporated areas.
How backflow testing works in Auburn
Book
Call or book online. Have your test notice handy if you got one.
We test
A certified tester checks every valve with a calibrated gauge, usually in under 30 minutes per assembly.
We fix
If it fails, we explain why and quote the repair. Most repairs can be done on the spot.
We file
Your passing report goes to your purveyor, and a copy comes to you.
Auburn backflow FAQs
Do you serve Lakeland Hills and Lea Hill?
Yes, along with the rest of Auburn and the surrounding unincorporated areas.
Who receives backflow reports in Auburn?
Most of Auburn is served by the City of Auburn's water utility, and some areas at the edges are served by neighboring districts. We confirm yours and file with the right one.