If you have ever had a pipe burst in January you know the kind of headache winter brings.  And if you have got a backflow device sitting outside, unprotected then

Yeah you have probably noticed it by now as more and more people are getting those dreaded letters in the mail about backflow violations like it’s some kind of draft

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For commercial properties in New York City, backflow prevention isn’t just routine maintenance. It is a legal requirement. As fall arrives and businesses prepare their facilities for colder weather because

As the autumn leaves fall on the ground and the temperatures suddenly drop to a chilling point. There are many homeowners and facility managers who focus on cleaning gutters, winterizing

If you own property in the Hudson Valley, you’ve probably heard different rules tossed around about backflow prevention. Some towns want stamped plans. Others ask for specific forms. And yes—both

When it comes to backflow prevention, most property owners focus on the device itself. They want to know if it is installed correctly and evaluated regularly. But there is a

When installing backflow preventers, it is easy to assume, “Well, it’s all pipes and valves—how different could it be?” Commercial and residential installations, however, exist in two quite different worlds.

Backflow occurs when water moves in the opposite direction. Dirty water from irrigation systems, industrial chemicals, or sewage flow back into your pure drinking water supply. To keep it from

If someone’s told you it’s time for your yearly backflow test, and you’ve made an appointment with Backflow Joe’s, you may be thinking: what does a certified backflow test even

If you’ve ever failed a backflow test, you know it’s not just a piece of paper, it’s a warning sign. A failed backflow preventer doesn’t just put your property at

If you’re a homeowner or business owner with a sprinkler system, irrigation system, or any type of cross-connection in your plumbing system, you’ve likely heard the term “backflow inspections” before.

Backflow can happen silently. That’s why annual backflow testing isn’t just a suggestion. In most places, especially across New York, it’s required by law. But let’s take a step back.

Coming out of a backflow test failure can be stressful. But don’t panic, it occurs more frequently than you would guess. The trick is knowing how to get it fixed.

Many people confuse backflow prevention and water filtration. However, these systems serve very different roles. Meanwhile, both help keep your water safe. In New York, understanding both is key. Especially

When we started Backflow Joe’s, we knew how to handle pressure—literally. We were experts in backflow prevention, repairs, and installations. What weren’t experts in? Showing up online when people search

Contaminated water is no joke. Backflow can send unsafe water into your home or business. That’s why hiring a certified backflow tester is critical. In New York, it’s also required

Backflow can threaten your health and property. It happens when contaminated water reverses into your clean supply. Fortunately, being alert can save you time, money, and stress. Here are key