Why do I need to test my backflow prevention assembly?

Just like any other mechanical device, backflow prevention assemblies are prone to wear and tear, and do break down from time to time. Regular testing is required in order to ensure that your device remains in proper working order.

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1. I’ve never had an inspection before. Why do I need one now?
2. Is this inspection mandatory?
3. What happens if I refuse to have the inspection done or to correct any problems it identifies?
4. Why do I need to test my backflow prevention assembly?
5. How often should I test my backflow prevention assembly?
6. Why doesn’t Canton pay for the testing of my backflow preventer?
7. Can any plumber test my irrigation backflow devices?
8. Who is responsible for completing the repairs if necessary?