Backflow testing in Richardson: what to expect
Richardson mixes mature 1960s–1980s neighborhoods with the dense office campuses of the Telecom Corridor, and both keep us busy. In the neighborhoods we find older, retrofitted irrigation assemblies — often the original double check installed decades ago — where corrosion and seized shutoffs are common. We carry parts for legacy models specifically because of cities like Richardson.
Along the Telecom Corridor and Richardson's Innovation District we test fire line detector assemblies and large domestic RPZ assemblies for office towers, data centers, labs, and multi-tenant buildings. Those jobs need coordination — building engineers, monitoring companies, and tenant notice — which we handle as part of the appointment rather than leaving it to your facility team.
Richardson Public Services expects the annual report to come from a licensed tester and to arrive before the due date on your notice. We file directly with the city and email you the same report, so your compliance file and the city's file always match.
Richardson compliance, handled for you
City of Richardson Public Services requires annual certification of every backflow assembly and follows up on missed deadlines. We complete the state test-and-maintenance report on site and file it directly with City of Richardson Public Services, then email you a copy for your records.
Richardson ZIP codes we cover
- 75080
- 75081
- 75082
Richardson neighborhoods and districts we test in
- Canyon Creek
- Heights Park
- Cottonwood Heights
- Breckinridge
- Telecom Corridor
- Duck Creek