Backflow Repair Time: 1–6 Hours and a 7 Day Plan for Property Owners
Expect most backflow repairs to take 1–6 hours when accessible. Follow a practical 7 day action plan, learn utility 10–30 day deadlines, and steps owners…
Today, South Jersey Backflow was in Cherry Hill, NJ, performing an annual backflow preventer test and inspection at a large office complex managed by a third-party property maintenance company. The complex features multiple office buildings, landscaped walkways, and an extensive irrigation system.
The backflow preventer we serviced was a Zurn Wilkins 375XL Reduced Pressure Zone Assembly (RPZ), installed to protect the irrigation system from back-siphonage and contamination due to fertilizer and pesticide runoff.
The Zurn Wilkins 375XL RPZ was housed in an above-ground insulated enclosure near the property’s main entrance. Our initial inspection revealed:
We then conducted a full backflow preventer test:
To ensure optimal performance, we performed routine maintenance:
Once the system was confirmed to be in compliance, we:
Before leaving, we advised the property maintenance team to:
Another successful job completed by South Jersey Backflow, keeping Cherry Hill’s office complex irrigation system safe and compliant!
Expect most backflow repairs to take 1–6 hours when accessible. Follow a practical 7 day action plan, learn utility 10–30 day deadlines, and steps owners…
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