Backflow Preventer Testing, Repair Installation and Relocation Services

Serving Residential and Commercial Customers Throughout Chattanooga, Ooltewah, Cleveland, Hixson, Signal Mountain, Lookout Mountain, and surrounding areas throughout Middle, East and Southeast TN, Northwest GA, and Northeast, AL

33 Years Installing Backflow Systems

26 Years Repairing Backflow Systems

7 Years Certified Backflow Testing Experience

Norris is certified in backflow testing in Tennessee and has worked with backflow systems for decades. He brings reliable, professional service and attention to detail to every residential and commercial job.

We make annual backflow compliance simple and hassle free.

Important TN Backflow Testing Requirement

⚠️ The State of Tennessee requires ALL backflow preventers for residential irrigation and agricultural purposes to be tested annually.

Tennessee Water Districts We Serve

Livingwater provides certified backflow testing for residential and business customers in the following water utility districts:

For Chattanooga, TN and surrounding areas:

✔ Tennessee American Water (Chattanooga, Jasper Highlands, TN)

✔ Savannah Valley Utility District (Ooltewah & East Hamilton County)

✔ Eastside Utility District (Ooltewah & East Brainerd)

✔ Hixson Utility District

✔ Northwest Utility District (Soddy-Daisy Area)

✔ Walden's Ridge Utility District

✔ Signal Mountain Water System

✔ Cleveland Utilities

✔ Collegedale Utilities

✔ Red Bank Water & Sewer

For Middle, TN, East, TN and Southeast, TN:

✔ Tellico Area Services System (TASS) | Tellico Villlage, TN

✔ Loudon Utilities | Louden, TN

✔ The City of Pikeville’s Water Department | Pikeville, TN

✔ Dunlap Water System & Cagle-Fredonia Water District | Dunlap, TN

✔ Crossville Water Department & Crab Orchard Utility District | Crossville, TN

Call Norris to schedule your certified backflow test, or for repair, installation, or relocation of your backflow preventer:

📞 (423) 509-3390

Frequently Asked Question

Why Did I Receive A Backflow Testing Notice?

Answer: Tennessee homeowners are often surprised when they receive a backflow testing notice from their water provider.

If your property has an irrigation system, agricultural meter, or certain types of commercial water connections, you may have a backflow preventer installed to help protect the public water supply from contamination.

Because these devices play an important role in protecting drinking water, Tennessee requires many backflow preventers to be tested annually to verify they are operating properly.

If you've received a notice, it doesn't necessarily mean there's a problem. In most cases, it simply means your annual backflow test is due.

Livingwater provides certified backflow testing throughout Tennessee and can help you stay compliant with local and state requirements.

📞 (423) 509-3390 Call to schedule your backflow testing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Backflow Services for residential and commercial properties

Livingwater provides complete backflow testing, repair, installation, relocation, and replacement services for residential and commercial properties throughout Southeast Tennessee, Northwest Georgia, and Northeast Alabama.

Certified Backflow Testing

Annual backflow testing helps verify that your device is operating properly and meeting applicable local +state requirements. Livingwater provides certified backflow testing throughout Tennessee.

Backflow Repair

If a backflow preventer fails testing or develops a mechanical issue, repairs may be necessary to restore proper operation and compliance. With decades of hands-on experience, Livingwater provides professional backflow repair services for residential and commercial properties.

Backflow Installation

Whether you're installing a new irrigation system, upgrading an existing device, or meeting local requirements, proper installation is critical for long-term performance and compliance. Livingwater has installed backflow systems for more than three decades.

Backflow Relocation

Changes to property layouts, utility requirements, irrigation systems, and site improvements can sometimes require a backflow preventer to be relocated. Livingwater provides professional relocation services designed to meet current requirements while maintaining system functionality.

Backflow Replacement

When a device can no longer be repaired or updated economically, replacement may be the best option. Livingwater can evaluate your existing assembly and recommend the most appropriate solution for your property.

Properties We Service

✔ Residential Homes

✔ Restaurants

✔ Medical Facilities

✔ Office Buildings

✔ Retail Properties

✔ Commercial Buildings

✔ Agricultural Properties

✔ HOAs & Multi-Property Communities

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Backflow Testing Pricing

For residential, businesses, & sites with multiple devices.

*Backflow testing is for TN only: $65 test only - $35 when performed with Start up or Service Call

Volume Discounts: For groups, HOA’s and businesses with multiple backflow preventers - Call (423) 509-3390 or Email for details here: Contact‍ ‍Thank you!

We provide the following services:

  • Repair

  • Testing

  • Relocation

  • Installation

Schedule your certified backflow preventer testing, repair, installation, or relocation service.

Whether you've received a backflow testing notice, need a repair, are installing a new irrigation system, or need a backflow preventer relocated or replaced, Livingwater is here to help.

With 33 years of installation experience, 26 years of repair experience, and 7 years of certified backflow testing experience, you can trust Livingwater to provide professional, reliable service for your residential or commercial property.

📞 Call Norris (423) 509-3390 or click this link: Contact to email him and he’ll get back with your shortly!

He’s happy to answer your questions, as well as help you determine what the best solution is for your property. Thank you!

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