Residential Backflow Testing & Repairs
Protecting Your Water. Protecting Your Home.
Your home's drinking water should always flow in one direction—toward your family, never backward.
Backflow prevention devices play a critical role in protecting public drinking water from contamination caused by changes in water pressure. Whether you're completing a new home, maintaining an existing irrigation system, or responding to a failed inspection, Seeger Water provides professional backflow testing, repairs, and Customer Service Inspections to help homeowners protect their water and meet Texas regulatory requirements.
When it comes to water quality, there's no substitute for experience.
Residential Backflow Testing
Many residential irrigation systems and swimming pools are equipped with a backflow prevention assembly designed to protect the public water supply from contamination.
These devices should be tested periodically to verify they are operating properly and continue providing the level of protection required by state and local regulations.
Our licensed backflow prevention assembly testers perform certified testing using calibrated equipment and submit the required documentation to your water provider when applicable.
Our testing services include:
Annual backflow testing
Certified test reports
Regulatory documentation
Water provider submission
Device performance evaluation
Compliance recommendations
Frequently Asked Questions
How often should my backflow device be tested?
Many water providers require annual testing of residential irrigation backflow prevention assemblies. Requirements vary by utility, and our team can help determine what's required for your property.
What happens if my device fails?
A failed backflow assembly can often be repaired. If repairs aren't practical or cost-effective, we'll recommend replacement with a compliant device.
What is a Customer Service Inspection?
A Customer Service Inspection (CSI) is a TCEQ-required inspection for many new water service connections. The inspection verifies that your plumbing system does not contain conditions that could contaminate the public drinking water supply.
Can Seeger Water perform both the inspection and any needed repairs?
Yes. Our team can perform the required inspection and, if issues are identified, provide recommendations and complete qualifying repairs to help your property meet applicable requirements.
Schedule Your Backflow Test or CSI Inspection
Whether you need certified backflow testing, repairs, or a Customer Service Inspection for a new home, Seeger Water is ready to help.
Protect your water. Protect your investment. Protect your community.
Water, Managed.
Call us today at 830.624.9000 or send an email to info@seegerwater.com.
Backflow Repairs & Replacement
If your backflow prevention assembly fails testing, our technicians can often repair the device without requiring a complete replacement.
We diagnose the cause of failure, explain your options, and complete repairs using quality replacement parts whenever practical. If replacement is the best long-term solution, we'll install a properly sized and approved assembly that meets current requirements.
Our goal is to restore protection while minimizing downtime and unnecessary expense.
Customer Service Inspections (CSI)
Building a new home?
Connecting to a public water system?
Many Texas water utilities require a Customer Service Inspection before new water service can be activated.
A Customer Service Inspection verifies that the property's plumbing system complies with state regulations and that no actual or potential cross-connections exist that could contaminate the public water supply.
Seeger Water performs Customer Service Inspections in accordance with Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) requirements and provides the completed documentation needed for your water provider.
Whether you're a homeowner, builder, plumber, or developer, we help make the inspection process straightforward and efficient.
Why Backflow Protection Matters
Backflow incidents can occur when sudden pressure changes allow contaminated water to flow backward into a potable water system.
Properly installed and maintained backflow prevention devices help protect against contaminants that may originate from:
Lawn irrigation systems
Fertilizer and chemical injection
Swimming pools
Landscape ponds
Hose connections
Private water sources
Plumbing cross-connections
Protecting drinking water isn't just a regulatory requirement—it's an important safeguard for your family and your community.
Bring Seeger Water to Your Neighborhood
Planning a backflow test or Customer Service Inspection? Ask about our Neighborhood Service Program. When multiple homeowners on the same street or within the same community schedule service together, we may be able to offer preferred group pricing while making the process more convenient for everyone. Contact Seeger Water to learn how your neighborhood can schedule together and save.
Water, Managed.
Why Homeowners Choose Seeger Water
Water quality and cross-connection control require specialized expertise.
Homeowners trust Seeger Water because we provide:
Licensed Backflow Prevention Assembly Testers
Licensed Customer Service Inspectors
Prompt scheduling
Certified testing equipment
Accurate regulatory documentation
Backflow repairs and replacement
Knowledge of Texas drinking water regulations
Honest recommendations and dependable service
We don't simply complete inspections.
We help protect one of your home's most essential resources.