Compare 7 verified local providers approved for Salt Lake City Department of Public Utilities — Cross-Connection Control Program (SLC Public Utilities online test report portal (only for customers whose notice letter includes an access code). Otherwise email the completed test form to [email protected] or mail it to Attn: Cross-Connection Control, 1530 S West Temple St, Salt Lake City, UT 84115.) and Salt Lake City Department of Public Utilities — Wastewater Pretreatment FOG Program 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.
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| Official Program | SLC Public Utilities Cross-Connection Control and Backflow Prevention Program (Utah drinking water rule R309-305 and the State Plumbing Code) ↗ |
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| Filing Portal & Fee | SLC Public Utilities online test report portal (only for customers whose notice letter includes an access code). Otherwise email the completed test form to [email protected] or mail it to Attn: Cross-Connection Control, 1530 S West Temple St, Salt Lake City, UT 84115. No city filing fee published |
| Tester Registry | View Official Municipal Tester List ↗ |
| Annual Deadline Rule | Every testable backflow assembly on Salt Lake City water must be tested when it's installed (within 10 days) and then every year by a Utah Division of Drinking Water certified backflow tester. Atmospheric vacuum breakers on irrigation systems don't need an annual test. If your notice letter includes an access code, the report can be submitted through the city's online portal; otherwise email it to [email protected] or mail it to Cross-Connection Control. Under state rule R309-305 the tester must report results to the owner and the water system within 30 days, and a failing assembly must be reported within 5 days. |
| Non-Compliance Penalty | Salt Lake City requires a passing annual test report for each testable assembly and follows up through its Cross-Connection Control Program. We didn't find a specific dollar fine for late backflow tests in the city code, so call 801-483-6840 if you've received a notice and can't meet the date. |
| Utility Contact | 801-483-6840 (Cross-Connection Control) / [email protected] • Attn: Cross-Connection Control, 1530 S West Temple St, Salt Lake City, UT 84115 |
| Official Program | SLC Pretreatment Fats, Oils and Grease (FOG) Program (City Code 17.32, 17.36.060, 17.36.090, 17.36.140) ↗ |
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| Mandatory Pumping Schedule | Hydromechanical (indoor) grease traps must be fully cleaned at least every 30 days, and sooner if more than 25% full. Gravity grease interceptors must be pumped at least every 90 days or when grease and solids reach 25% of the inlet or first-chamber capacity, whichever comes first (the 25% rule). Facilities can apply to [email protected] for a 90-day pump-out waiver. |
| Manifest & Hauler Rule | Keep cleaning and pumping records on site for 5 years and show them to city inspectors on request. A FOG best-management-practices poster must be posted in the kitchen. |
| Violation Fines | Under City Code 17.68.060, the director can fine a user up to $10,000 per day, per violation of the pretreatment rules, plus enforcement costs. Repeat problems can also bring a discharge permit, extra inspections and sampling, and fees under the Consolidated Fee Schedule. |
| Environmental Desk | 801-799-4087 (FOG Program Supervisor) / [email protected] |
| Governing Code | Utah Administrative Code R309-305 (Cross Connection Control and Backflow Prevention Assembly Tester certification), Utah State Plumbing Code, and the federal Safe Drinking Water Act |
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Salt Lake City company in business since 1979 that tests, repairs and installs backflow assemblies and files the test certification with the city for you.
Backflow testing and repair since 1994, including fire risers, with a published new-customer test price.
Salt Lake City plumber offering residential backflow testing and repair, with 24/7 emergency plumbing service. Ask for the tester's Utah certification number.
Pumps grease traps, septic tanks and sumps across the Salt Lake Valley.
Commercial grease trap pumping in Salt Lake City with documented disposal, useful for keeping the 5 years of records the city requires.
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Prevents $400–$900 winter freeze bursts on exterior PVB & RPZ irrigation and commercial assemblies with heavy-duty weatherproof insulation and locking grommets.
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Code-required high-hazard commercial, restaurant, medical, and irrigation replacement assembly with quarter-turn ball valves and top-access check seats.
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Direct answers sourced from Salt Lake City Department of Public Utilities — Cross-Connection Control Program and Salt Lake City Department of Public Utilities — Wastewater Pretreatment FOG Program regulations.
Every testable assembly must be tested within 10 days of installation and then every year by a Utah-certified backflow tester. Atmospheric vacuum breakers on irrigation systems are exempt from the annual test. Questions go to Cross-Connection Control at 801-483-6840 or [email protected].
If your notice letter includes an access code, submit through the city's online portal. Otherwise email the completed test form to [email protected] or mail it to Attn: Cross-Connection Control, 1530 S West Temple St, Salt Lake City, UT 84115. Many testers send it for you.
Indoor hydromechanical traps must be fully cleaned at least every 30 days, and outdoor gravity interceptors at least every 90 days or when they reach 25% full, whichever comes first. Keep the records on site for 5 years. Contact the FOG program at 801-799-4087 or [email protected].
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.
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