NYS Backflow Long Island

Long Island: Protect Your Water Supply with Expert Backflow Prevention!

Backflow can contaminate your clean water with pollutants and harmful bacteria. Joe Sampson’s Plumbing & Heating provides certified NYS backflow prevention and testing services in Long Island, keeping your water safe and your property compliant.

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Backflow Prevention Services Long Island

Joe Sampson's: Your Long Island Backflow Prevention Experts

We offer a full range of backflow prevention services, including:

  • Backflow Preventer Installation
  • Annual Backflow Testing
  • Backflow Preventer Repair
  • Compliance with NYS Regulations

40+Years In Business

Fully Licensed & Insured​

Experienced

Reliable and trustworthy

Benefits of Backflow Prevention

Protect Your Water, Protect Your Health

Discover the advantages of backflow prevention.

  • Safe Drinking Water: Prevent contaminants from entering your drinking water.
  • Peace of Mind: Know that your water supply is protected.
  • Compliance with Regulations: Avoid fines and penalties by meeting NYS requirements.
  • Property Protection: Prevent water damage and plumbing problems caused by backflow.

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Backflow Testing Long Island

Why is Backflow Testing Important?

Backflow testing is required by New York State to ensure the safety of your drinking water. Our certified testers will inspect your backflow preventer and perform the necessary tests to ensure it’s functioning properly.

Backflow Preventer Installation Long Island

Choose the Right Backflow Preventer for Your Property

We can help you choose the right type of backflow preventer for your needs and install it correctly to ensure optimal performance.

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Backflow Prevention Process

Your Backflow Prevention, Made Easy

  1. Contact Us: Call or email us to schedule a consultation or backflow testing.
  2. Assessment and Testing: We’ll assess your needs and perform the necessary testing.
  3. Installation or Repair: We’ll install a new backflow preventer or repair your existing one if needed.
  4. Compliance: We’ll ensure your system meets all NYS regulations.

Why Choose Joe Sampson's for Your Backflow Needs?

Certified Professionals

Our licensed plumbers are certified in backflow prevention and testing.

Upfront Pricing

No hidden fees or surprises, just honest and transparent quotes.

Prompt Service

We'll schedule your backflow testing at your convenience.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is backflow?

Backflow is the unwanted reverse flow of water from a contaminated source into your clean water supply. This can happen due to changes in water pressure or other plumbing problems.

Backflow testing is typically required annually in New York State. However, the frequency may vary depending on your local regulations and the type of property you have.

Yes, we offer a warranty on our installation and repair services. We’re confident in the quality of our work and want you to be completely satisfied.

There are several types of backflow preventers, including double check valve assemblies, reduced pressure zone (RPZ) valves, and pressure vacuum breakers (PVBs). We can help you choose the right type for your needs.

During a backflow test, our certified tester will use specialized equipment to measure the pressure and flow of water in your backflow preventer. This helps us determine if the device is functioning properly.

If your backflow preventer fails the test, we’ll recommend the necessary repairs or replacements to bring your system back into compliance with NYS regulations.