Compliance / BF
Backflow prevention
RPZ and backflow device installation, testing and commissioning, so the drinking water supply stays separated from everything else on site.
A backflow device exists for one reason: to stop water that has left the drinking supply from ever coming back into it. Rainwater systems, irrigation, commercial equipment and fire services all create that risk, and a reduced pressure zone device is what removes it.
The device is only worth having if it works. Installation includes testing and commissioning, and these devices are designed to be retested on a schedule rather than fitted and forgotten.
On rainwater and pump installs the backflow device is part of the same job as the pump and the connection, not an afterthought bolted on later.
From a completed job
Completed appliance fit-off including the installation of a rainwater pump, instantaneous hot water system, and RPZ valve. Everything installed, tested, and commissioned to ensure reliable performance, safety, and compliance.
Coverage
Backflow prevention across Melbourne
Suburbs in brass have a completed job on record. The rest are inside the regular service area.
Questions
Before you book
Send the suburb, a description of the job and a photo if you can. Most jobs get narrowed down before anyone attends, then the price is confirmed on site and agreed before work starts.
Yes. The work spans residential and commercial, from a single failed tap through to renovation rough-in and compliance devices on commercial sites.
One price for the job, agreed before work starts, covering labour, materials and any certificate the work requires. If something genuinely unexpected turns up once things are open, work stops and you get a call before it continues.
Need backflow prevention looked at?
Tell us the suburb and what is happening. Work on record in 8 suburbs across Melbourne and the north west.