The City of Calgary requires annual backflow testing to keep municipal drinking water safe. Homeowners typically schedule testing after receiving an official notice, installing a lawn sprinkler system, or selling a home.
A backflow preventer stops contaminated water from flowing backward into your clean drinking water supply. This protects your water from lawn fertilizers, irrigation chemicals, and stagnant water.
Your certified technician from Cedar Mechanical inspects the assembly, checks pressure differentials, and completes the official report. When your device passes, you receive your completed paperwork immediately. If repairs are needed, you get a fixed quote before work starts.
Contact our team to choose a time. You receive your flat testing rate immediately over the phone.
A certified technician connects specialized gauges to test check valves and relief ports on site.
When your system passes, you get your official compliance paperwork on the spot. If it fails, you receive a fixed quote for repairs.
Any repairs proceed only with your approval and include a 2-year residential warranty on parts and labour.
Qualified specialists inspect, test, and repair cross-connection devices according to Alberta standards.
Replacement check valves and full rebuilds are backed by a 2-year warranty on parts and labour.
The same team managing complex commercial systems handles your residential backflow inspection.
Fully licensed Alberta plumbers backed by liability coverage and a $100,000 service blanket bond.
The City of Calgary enforces cross-connection control to keep drinking water clean. Specific fixtures and outdoor systems require regular testing to prevent backsiphonage.
Annual testing is typically required for:
Most backflow assemblies require annual testing, especially systems connected to irrigation. Check your City notice for your exact renewal date.
We submit the report for you, and you receive a copy for your records. Your technician completes the official test report on site the moment your device passes, and hands you a copy that’s ready to file with the City.
If a valve leaks or fails pressure checks, your technician points out the problem and provides a fixed quote for repairs or replacement before doing any work.
Yes. Irrigation systems present a cross-connection risk because fertilizers and lawn water can siphon into household drinking water.
Yes. Every technician is provincially certified. Cedar Mechanical is licensed in Alberta, covered by a $100,000 service blanket bond, and provides a 2-year warranty on repairs.