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Backflow Preventers
C.L. Blankenship Inc. proudly offers certification, maintenance, sales and installation of all types of backflow
preventers to protect our potable water supply systems in our communities. Our technicians are fully licensed by
the Texas State Board of Plumbing Examiners, and certified by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality for
all of these critical practices. These devices are required by state law to be tested annually to ensure their
correct operation to protect our health. If you are an owner or occupant of facilities where these devices are or
should be installed, you are responsible to ensure that these annual certifications are performed on the device(s).
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Annual Certifications
These procedures are required to be completed
by trained and accredited backflow preventer testers in the state of Texas. We are equipped with
the appropriate servicing manual(s), required testing equipment, and manufacturer’s replacement parts in order to
perform a thorough test and maintenance procedure of your device.
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Backflow Preventer Enclosures
C.L. Blankenship, Inc. also has an extensive line of backflow preventer enclosures available to you. We have
different types of enclosures to protect your device from vandalism, freezing, intentional closing of the valves
interrupting water service to your facilities as a “prank”, and decorative enclosures for those who feel the
device is an eye sore on their premises. Please contact us for more information on these enclosures.
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Many people in today’s society are not aware of the meaning of backflow prevention and cross-connection control and
the potential threat that these situations impose on our potable drinking water systems. We have included a couple of
educational brochure's (Courtesy of Watts Regulator Company), to hopefully increase and clarify your understanding of
cross-connections and backflow prevention.
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People, we ask that you please share this information with your family and
friends to help get the word out about these often ignored and deadly hazards, so we can help to protect the quality
of our potable drinking water throughout our communities.
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