Colorado Backflow Testing & Repair
Local Denver backflow specialist handling residential sprinkler PVBs, commercial RPZs, and multi-family containment assemblies with electronic test report submission to Denver Water and suburban water districts.
Compare 7 verified local providers approved for Denver Water — Cross-Connection Control & Backflow Prevention Program (Denver Water Direct Electronic Email Filing ([email protected])) and City and County of Denver DOTI Wastewater Management Division (WMD) & Metro Water Recovery commercial grease interceptor pump-out manifests (follow the schedule on your utility notice or permit).
Tell us when your last backflow test or grease trap pump-out was and how often it’s required. We’ll email you a confirmation now, then a reminder about 30 days and again about 7 days before the next one is due (for pump-outs every 45 days or less, just the 7-day reminder) — so you don’t get hit with a late notice, fine, or water shutoff.
For providers: get exclusive quote-form leads in your city ($149/mo bundle).
| Official Program | Denver Water Cross-Connection Control Program (CDPHE Regulation 11.39 & Colorado HB25-1077) ↗ |
|---|---|
| Filing Portal & Fee | Denver Water Direct Electronic Email Filing ([email protected]) $0 (Free email submission to [email protected] with subject "Backflow Test Reports" or fax to 303-794-8325) |
| Tester Registry | View Official Municipal Tester List ↗ |
| Annual Deadline Rule | All commercial, industrial, domestic, irrigation, multi-family, and fire line backflow assemblies must be tested within 48 hours of installation and annually thereafter. Irrigation backflow testing season runs May through September as water is turned on. Under Colorado HB25-1077, domestic and irrigation assemblies may be tested and repaired by ABPA or ASSE certified testers; fire line assemblies require State of Colorado Fire Suppression System Contractor-Backflow registration. Failed tests must be reported to Denver Water within 24 hours at (303) 628-5969. |
| Non-Compliance Penalty | Non-refundable $250 suspension penalty added to the water bill plus water service shutoff if compliance is not completed within 60 days after three mailed notification letters. |
| Utility Contact | (303) 628-5969 (Cross-Connection Control) / (303) 893-2444 (Customer Care) • 1600 W. 12th Ave, Denver, CO 80204 (Attn: Cross-Connection Control) |
| Official Program | DOTI Sewer Use and Drainage Permit (SUDP) Grease Interceptor Program & Metro Water Recovery Hauled Waste Program ↗ |
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| Mandatory Pumping Schedule | Under the 2026 City and County of Denver DOTI Grease Interceptor Policy (effective Aug 17, 2026), outdoor gravity grease interceptors must be pumped and cleaned before combined FOG and solids reach 25% of total liquid capacity ('25% Rule', typically every 30–90 days). Indoor hydromechanical grease interceptors must be pumped and cleaned before FOG or solids reach 80% of the unit's rated storage capacity. |
| Manifest & Hauler Rule | Signed maintenance and pumping manifests from all persons responsible for cleaning the interceptor must be retained on-site and submitted to DOTI Wastewater Management upon request. Waste haulers discharging restaurant grease trap waste at Metro Water Recovery's Robert W. Hite Treatment Facility (6450 York St) must hold an active Non-Hazardous Routine Hauled Waste Discharge Permit and City of Denver Waste Hauler License. |
| Violation Fines | DOTI Wastewater Management enforcement notices, violation of accessibility citations (if ladders or moving bulky equipment are required to service traps), SUDP permit revocation, and full cost recovery for sanitary sewer blockages. |
| Environmental Desk | (720) 865-3060 / [email protected] (Denver DOTI SUDP); (303) 286-3000 (Metro Water Recovery, 6450 York St, Denver, CO 80229) |
| Governing Code | CDPHE Colorado Primary Drinking Water Regulations (5 CCR 1002-11, Regulation 11.39), Denver Water Operating Rules Ch. 11 & Engineering Standards Ch. 5.05, and Colorado HB25-1077 |
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Local Denver backflow specialist handling residential sprinkler PVBs, commercial RPZs, and multi-family containment assemblies with electronic test report submission to Denver Water and suburban water districts.
Transparent, upfront pricing ($115/test + $10 metro trip fee) for residential irrigation, commercial domestic, and fire line backflow assemblies across the Denver Water service area, including direct report filing to [email protected].
Holds the mandatory State of Colorado Fire Suppression System Contractor–Backflow credential required by Denver Water for fire sprinkler backflow testing, alongside affordable domestic and irrigation testing.
Dedicated Denver independent backflow testing and repair company serving homeowners, HOAs, and commercial properties during the May–September irrigation window and year-round indoor compliance deadlines.
Located at 2129 S Fox St in Denver, offering transparent size-based backflow testing rates and online appointment booking for residential, commercial, and large-diameter assemblies.
Premier Colorado liquid waste fleet providing scheduled indoor grease trap and outdoor gravity interceptor pumping, high-pressure hydro-jetting, and signed DOTI / Metro Water Recovery disposal manifests across Denver.
Denver-based grease trap and septic pumping specialist at 4375 Eaton St serving restaurants, breweries, schools, and commercial kitchens throughout the Denver metro area with compliant pump-out manifests.
Failed an annual inspection or preparing for winter freeze warnings? Order code-approved ASSE backflow rebuild kits, insulated enclosures, and PDI-certified commercial grease traps before your re-test.
Prevents $400–$900 winter freeze bursts on exterior PVB & RPZ irrigation and commercial assemblies with heavy-duty weatherproof insulation and locking grommets.
Complete first/second check & differential relief valve rubber repair kits (O-rings, discs, springs, and diaphragm) to pass a failed annual test without replacing the entire brass body.
Code-required high-hazard commercial, restaurant, medical, and irrigation replacement assembly with quarter-turn ball valves and top-access check seats.
Code-compliant indoor hydromechanical grease interceptor (HGI) for cafes, delis, coffee shops, and small commercial kitchens with flow-control fitting and removable baffles.
Check what your job should actually cost in Denver Metro before accepting an inflated quote—and compare against municipal non-compliance penalties.
Lock in high-intent homeowner backflow tests, commercial RPZ certifications, and recurring restaurant grease interceptor contracts in Denver Metro, CO with zero middleman lead-broker markup.
Direct answers sourced from Denver Water — Cross-Connection Control & Backflow Prevention Program and City and County of Denver DOTI Wastewater Management Division (WMD) & Metro Water Recovery regulations.
Denver Water does not charge a portal fee ($0). Your certified tester submits the completed Denver Water Backflow Assembly Test & Maintenance Report directly by email to [email protected] (with 'Backflow Test Reports' in the subject line) or by fax to (303) 794-8325. Failed assemblies must be reported to Denver Water within 24 hours at (303) 628-5969.
Effective May 1, 2025, Denver Water assesses a non-refundable $250 penalty and places water service into suspension status if an annual backflow test or required assembly installation is not completed within 60 days after three mailed notices. On the positive side, Colorado passed HB25-1077 in 2025, allowing ABPA- and ASSE-certified backflow testers to inspect, test, and repair domestic and irrigation assemblies without requiring a master plumbing license—saving homeowners and businesses hundreds of dollars on routine tests and minor repairs. (Fire line backflow assemblies still require a State of Colorado Fire Suppression System Contractor–Backflow credential.)
Under the City and County of Denver Department of Transportation and Infrastructure (DOTI) Wastewater Management Division (WMD) policy (updated August 17, 2026), outdoor gravity grease interceptors must be pumped and cleaned before combined FOG and solids reach 25% of liquid capacity, while indoor hydromechanical traps must be cleaned before reaching 80% of rated grease or solids capacity. Signed maintenance manifests must be retained on-site for DOTI inspectors, and haulers disposing at Metro Water Recovery's Robert W. Hite Treatment Facility (6450 York St) must hold a Non-Hazardous Routine Hauled Waste Discharge Permit.
Tell us when your last backflow test or grease trap pump-out was and how often it’s required. We’ll email you a confirmation now, then a reminder about 30 days and again about 7 days before the next one is due (for pump-outs every 45 days or less, just the 7-day reminder) — so you don’t get hit with a late notice, fine, or water shutoff.
For providers: get exclusive quote-form leads in your city ($149/mo bundle).
Tell us what you need. Your request goes to FlowComply Directory and, in cities with an exclusive featured pro, straight to that certified tester or permitted hauler too, so they can quote you. You’ll get a follow-up by phone or email.