20 Years Experience, Licensed, Backflow Certified, Bonded and Insured
We pride ourselves in our efficiency, quality of service, and fair pricing on backflow installation and backflow repairs. From the first point of contact we take over and do all of the work for you. The test, repairs, and submitting the paperwork to the water district. We also follow up to remind you before your annual test is due.
San Diego Backflow Testing Inc. is committed to keeping you compliant. By hiring San Diego Backflow Testing you are helping us strive to keep San Diego drinking water safe.
ABOUT SAN DIEGO BACKFLOW TESTING, INC.
Adam has 20 years of experience in the plumbing industry. He has worked in all plumbing capacities of commercial and residential. Over the years Adam has built many relationships throughout San Diego in the industry. When his previous company dissolved he was still receiving calls to install, test and repair backflows. Due to the demand for quality and experience Adam Fulton and Jen Fulton started San Diego Backflow Testing Inc. Jen runs the business side of SDBT. She brings her entrepreneur expertise and construction background to the company.
Backflow Certifications
American Water Works Association #15002
American Society of Sanitary Engineering #24375
American Backflow Prevention Association #5-2670
Plumbing C-36 License # 1054091
Member of: American Backflow Prevention Association
WHAT IS A BACKFLOW?
A device that prevents contaminated water going back into the main line of clean water
The undesirable reversal of flow of water or mixtures of water and other liquids, gases or other substances into the distribution pipes of the potable supply of water from any source or sources.
BACKFLOW BACK PRESSURE
Back pressure is the result of a higher pressure in the system that in its supply.
Back pressure or back siphonage both cause a cross connection. Thus contaminating the clean water entering the building.
BACKFLOW SIPHONAGE
Back Siphonage is a result of a supply pressure being lowered below that of the system. It occurs when a supply is interrupted or drained down.