Backflow testing in River Oaks: what to expect
River Oaks is one of the smallest cities we serve — a compact community northwest of downtown Fort Worth built around the Jacksboro Highway corridor. Lots are small and much of the housing predates in-ground irrigation, so residential assemblies are retrofits rather than original installations, and there are fewer of them per block than in a suburban subdivision.
The commercial character here is service-oriented: auto repair and body shops, tire and parts businesses, small contractors, restaurants, and retail along the highway. Parts washers, coolant systems, pressure washers, and floor-drain wash-down areas make those properties high-hazard connections requiring reduced pressure assemblies, and they are the bulk of our compliance work in the city.
Because River Oaks is small, we are frequently on site the day after a call, and we combine River Oaks stops with Lake Worth and White Settlement on the same west Fort Worth route. Every passing report is filed directly with City of River Oaks Public Works the same day, and we quote the exact address before we come out so there are no surprises on a small property.
River Oaks compliance, handled for you
City of River Oaks Public Works keeps its own cross-connection inventory and requires reduced pressure protection on automotive, coolant, and wash-down connections. We complete the state test-and-maintenance report on site and file it directly with City of River Oaks Public Works, then email you a copy for your records.
River Oaks ZIP codes we cover
- 76114
River Oaks neighborhoods and districts we test in
- Jacksboro Highway corridor
- Castleberry school area
- Roberts Cut Off Road
- River Oaks Boulevard
- Trail Lake
- Ohio Garden