Sacramento's older commercial corridors and newer mixed-use builds alike run on backflow assemblies that the City and County require tested every year. Whether you manage a midtown restaurant, a downtown office, or an apartment block, the annual Title 17 test is non-negotiable, and easy once you're matched with the right certified tester.
And it doesn't stop at the test. When a Sacramento assembly fails, the certified pros we match you with can rebuild or replace it on the spot, and when a new irrigation line, fire system, or purveyor upgrade notice means installing one from scratch, they handle the permit and the Title 17 install too. One network, testing through installation.
City of Sacramento Dept. of Utilities (and Sacramento County Water Agency / EMD). The certified testers we match you with file your passing result directly with the right authority, so you don't have to chase the paperwork.
Take the 60-second checkup. It tells you if Sacramento requires a test for your property and when it's due.
Run the checkup →Get matched with a certified Sacramento-area tester. Free, form-based, no phone tag.
Find a tester →A failed test in Sacramento is just the next appointment, not a dead end. The same certified network handles the higher-ticket work:
Not sure which assembly you have? Read up on RP, DC, and PVB assemblies. The pro identifies it and tests, repairs, or installs accordingly.
Certified, county-registered, local. Side effects of skipping it may include water-shutoff notices and county fines.
Find a certified tester →Free and quick
A certified, county-registered tester for your ZIP and assembly, usually within one business day. Check your email (including spam) for the intro.