Backflow testing in Addison: what to expect
Addison has more restaurants per capita than almost anywhere in Texas, and every one of them has a domestic backflow assembly protecting the potable line. That makes Addison overwhelmingly a commercial testing town for us: Belt Line restaurant row, hotels, Addison Circle mid-rises, and the office buildings along the Dallas North Tollway.
Restaurant testing is about timing. Isolating a reduced pressure assembly cuts water to the kitchen for 10 to 15 minutes, so we schedule Addison restaurants before opening or between services, test, and get out. Hotels and multi-tenant buildings get the same treatment with advance notice to the front desk and building engineer.
Addison Airport hangars and the surrounding light industrial add fire line detector assemblies, and Vitruvian Park's extensive landscaping adds large-scale irrigation. The Town of Addison Public Works expects annual reports on all of it, and we file directly.
Addison compliance, handled for you
Town of Addison Public Works requires annual certification and applies food-service hazard requirements across the restaurant corridor. We complete the state test-and-maintenance report on site and file it directly with Town of Addison Public Works, then email you a copy for your records.
Addison ZIP codes we cover
- 75001
- 75254
Addison neighborhoods and districts we test in
- Addison Circle
- Vitruvian Park
- Restaurant Row (Belt Line)
- Addison Airport area
- Les Lacs