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A backflow preventer is a mechanical plumbing device that is installed within a plumbing system to prevent water from flowing backwards. Basically, it keeps dirty contaminated water from mixing with clean water.

Lucky’s Backflow & Plumbing Services services both commercial and residential customers. We have current licensing and we employ master plumbers that are experts in Backflow resolution. Lucky’s Backflow & Plumbing Services is the preferred backflow specialist for many municipalities in the Dallas/ Fort Worth area.

Lawn Irrigation systems (sprinklers) are the most common backflow prevention assembly in Texas homes. Texas loves green lawns so the sprinkler systems can be extensive. Most often, there is no separation between the irrigation system and the potable water supply. This creates a common backflow problem that when it occurs, fertilizers, pesticides and other contaminants get into the clean water. To prevent it from happening, call Lucky’s Backflow & Plumbing Services to have a backflow prevention valve installed.

Most cities have an ordinance in place that requires water supply protection from backflow and many homeowner associations require backflow assemblies on home sprinkler systems.

Backflow prevention devices should be tested on installation, when a repair is done, if the device is relocated and at least once a year after installation. Lucky’s Backflow & Plumbing Services are your local leaders in backflow devices. Call to schedule an appointment.

If every fixture in your home has low water pressure, it may be due to corroded pipes, a restriction in the line due to a faulty pressure relief valve (PRV), your backflow preventer may need repair or there may be low municipal (city) water flow. If the pressure is below 20 PSI, contact your local water company.