Backflow Prevention & Annual Testing in American Fork, UT
Need a Backflow Test? We Can Help
Stay compliant with
backflow testing American Fork property owners rely on. MAC Plumbing & Heating tests, repairs, and installs backflow preventers for homes with sprinklers and commercial sites along State Street and the I-15 corridor.
Emergency Backflow Issues
A failed preventer or sudden leak near the meter can shut down service. We prioritize urgent calls and coordinate with emergency plumbing services for same-day assistance in American Fork, Pleasant Grove, and Draper.
Backflow Services We Offer
Backflow preventer installation
We size and install devices for irrigation and domestic lines—professional backflow preventer installation Utah County wide, set to local code with proper shutoffs and drains.
Annual testing & certification
Certified testing for RPZs and double-check assemblies, documentation for your municipality, and reminders so you never miss an inspection—streamlined RPZ test Utah County service.
Repair & maintenance
From worn checks to relief valve leaks, we rebuild or replace components and restore water quickly. Irrigation startups can include sprinkler backflow preventer service to catch issues before watering season.
Who Needs Backflow Devices?
Most lawn sprinkler systems require a preventer; many commercial buildings do too—restaurants, salons, and facilities with boilers or fire lines. For multi-site operations, coordinate schedules through
commercial plumbing services to keep every location in compliance.
Certified & Compliant
Our testers are certified and familiar with city requirements across Utah County. We label devices, log readings, and submit forms promptly so your water stays on and your inspections pass the first time. For campuses with multiple assemblies, we map units and build a maintenance plan that aligns with broader
outdoor plumbing upkeep.
Frequently Asked Questions About
Backflow Prevention & Testing
Is backflow testing required in American Fork?
Yes—most irrigation and many commercial systems require annual testing. We provide the paperwork your city needs.
How long does a test take?
Often 20–45 minutes per device, depending on access and size.
Can you repair a preventer that fails the test?
Yes—we replace checks, springs, diaphragms, and seals, then retest and certify.
Do you install preventers for new sprinklers?
Absolutely—we size and install the proper assembly as part of new system hookups.
What if my device is in a pit or hard to reach?
We work with vaults and tight spaces safely and can recommend relocation if repeated access is an issue.