TRIAD PLUMBING SYSTEMS LLC

Provides Backflow Installation Services in El Paso, TX

At Triad Plumbing Systems, we work closely with homeowners & Commercial Businesses in El Paso, TX, to maintain backflow systems. We can Install Backflow Device fast, Get it Permitted and Tested One Stop Shop .

Our team will be there on time to handle everything you need from start to finish, and to us, no job is complete unless you’re happy with the results.

$97 Backflow Installtion Estimate Includes:

• We'll come to your home or business
• Assess existing Plumbing system
• Give you a Estimate on Installation of the device
• Perform pressure testing to ensure functionality
• Warranty Workmanship for 1Yr From Date of Install
• 100% satisfaction guaranteed
• Install the appropriate backflow device RPZ PVB or DCVA
• Comply With local codes and regulations
• 100% satisfaction guaranteed

Disclosure: Some restrictions or conditions may apply, call for details. Must present offer at time of service. Not available to combine with other offers/promotions.

What Are The Common Signs Of A Backflow Device Failing Or Needing A Repair?

• A backflow prevention device is crucial for protecting potable water from contamination. Here are common signs that it may be failing or in need of repair:
• 1. Reduced Water Pressure • A sudden or noticeable drop in water pressure may indicate that the backflow preventer is clogged, malfunctioning, or damaged.
• 2. Leaking Water • Water leaking from the device or its surrounding area can signal worn-out seals, cracks, or internal damage.
• 3. Strange Noises • Unusual sounds like vibrating, banging, or hissing near the backflow preventer can be a result of pressure fluctuations or internal damage.
• 4. Water Contamination • Changes in the water’s taste, color, or smell could indicate that contaminated water is flowing back into your potable water supply.
• 5. Constant Dripping from the Relief Valve • If the relief valve on the backflow preventer is constantly dripping or discharging water, it may indicate a problem with internal components.
• 6. Visible Corrosion or Damage • Signs of rust, corrosion, cracks, or other visible damage on the device can compromise its performance.
• 7. Unstable or Erratic Water Flow • Irregular water flow, such as sputtering or inconsistent delivery, can suggest a blockage or malfunction in the device.
• 8. Frequent Triggering of Alarms (if applicable) • For devices with monitoring systems, repeated warnings or alarms indicate operational issues.
• 9. Increased Water Bills • If the backflow preventer is leaking, it can result in a higher water bill due to water wastage.
• 10. Failed Annual Inspection • Many areas require backflow devices to be tested annually by a certified technician. A failed inspection is a clear sign the device needs repair or replacement.

EXAMPLES OF A REDUCING PRESSURE BACKFLOW DEVICE

EXAMPLES OF A DOUBLE CHECK VALVE BACKFLOW DEVICE

EXAMPLE OF A PRESSURE REDUCING VALVE

PRESSURE VACUUM BREAKER

What Should You Expect From A Top-Quality Backflow Test?

We offer a full line of installation, maintenance, and repair that your Backflow Device may require, no matter the problem or time of year. You can count on the trusted professionals at Triad Plumbing Systems LLC for exceptional service & quality craftsmanship.