Why Winterization Matters
When water freezes, it expands. If water is left inside your irrigation system, it can crack pipes, damage valves, break sprinkler heads, and even damage your backflow assembly, resulting in costly repairs or replacement.
Certified backflow testing, repairs, installations, and sprinkler winterization for residential and commercial water systems throughout the South Puget Sound.
Our Services
We provide certified backflow testing for residential and commercial water systems throughout Pierce, South King, and Thurston Counties. Our testing services include irrigation systems, premise isolation assemblies, and residential fire sprinkler backflow assemblies.
Every test is performed by a Washington State Certified Backflow Assembly Tester to ensure your assembly is operating properly and meets your local water provider’s testing requirements. Once your test is complete, we’ll promptly submit the required test report to your water purveyor on your behalf.
At this time, we do not test or service commercial fire protection systems.
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Fast & Reliable Repairs
If your backflow assembly does not pass its annual test, we’ll identify the cause of the failure, explain our findings, and discuss the repairs needed. No additional work is ever performed without your approval, so you’ll always know exactly what needs to be done before any repairs begin.
We perform professional backflow repairs using quality replacement parts to restore your assembly to proper working condition. Whether it’s replacing check valves, rebuilding internal components, or replacing worn or damaged parts, we’ll ensure your assembly meets your water provider’s testing requirements.
After repairs are complete, we’ll perform a certified retest to verify your assembly is operating properly. Once it passes, we’ll promptly submit the required test report to your water purveyor, completing the process from start to finish.
Precision Installation
Whether you’re installing a new irrigation system, replacing an aging backflow assembly, or your water purveyor requires a different type of assembly, we’re here to help.
We install residential and commercial backflow assemblies in accordance with Washington State requirements and local water district standards. Before any installation begins, we’ll evaluate your existing setup, explain your options, and provide an upfront estimate so you know exactly what to expect.
Our goal is to install the correct assembly the first time, ensuring your water supply remains protected and your system meets all applicable requirements.

Seasonal Service
Freezing temperatures can cause costly damage to your irrigation system if it isn't properly winterized. Our professional sprinkler winterization service removes water from your irrigation lines using commercial-grade equipment to help protect your system before freezing weather arrives.
When water freezes, it expands. If water is left inside your irrigation system, it can crack pipes, damage valves, break sprinkler heads, and even damage your backflow assembly, resulting in costly repairs or replacement.
We use commercial-grade equipment and proven procedures to safely remove water from your irrigation system, helping protect both your irrigation components and your backflow assembly throughout the winter months.
Don't wait until freezing temperatures arrive. Scheduling your sprinkler winterization early helps ensure your irrigation system and backflow assembly are protected before winter weather sets in.
Why Choose Us
Professional service. Honest communication. Complete peace of mind.
We show up, communicate clearly, and understand our word means everything.
We provide professional backflow testing, repairs, installations, and sprinkler winterization using industry-approved procedures and equipment.
If your assembly needs repairs, we'll explain exactly what's wrong and never perform additional work without your approval.
From scheduling your appointment to completing your service, we make the entire process straightforward and hassle-free.
Request a quote or reach out with any questions — we're happy to help you understand exactly what your property needs, and what it will cost, before any work begins.