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 Clifton, NJ, servicing a backflow preventer at a mid-size hotel near Route 3. This hotel has a dedicated boiler system that provides hot water to guest rooms, laundry services, and the on-site restaurant. The backflow preventer in question was a Febco 850 Reduced Pressure Zone Assembly (RPZ), which prevents back-siphonage from the boiler’s chemical treatment system into the hotel’s potable water supply.
The Febco 850 RPZ was installed in a basement mechanical room near the boiler system. Our visual inspection found:
We then conducted a full backflow preventer test:
To keep the system in peak condition, we performed routine maintenance:
After confirming the backflow preventer was functioning properly, we:
Before leaving, we advised the hotel’s maintenance staff to:
Another successful service job by South Jersey Backflow, ensuring Clifton’s hotel guests enjoy safe and clean water throughout their stay!
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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