Indiana Backflow Directory

Indiana Backflow Testing Directory

Indiana’s Searchable Backflow Testing Directory

Avoid missed compliance deadlines. Find certified Indiana backflow prevention testers for irrigation, domestic, commercial, and fire protection systems.

What Is Backflow Testing?

Backflow is the unintended reversal of water flow in a plumbing system — causing potentially contaminated water to flow back into the public drinking water supply. A backflow prevention assembly (BPA) is a mechanical device installed on your water line to stop this from happening.

Indiana’s cross-connection control program, administered by IDEM and enforced by local water utilities, requires property owners to have their backflow prevention assemblies tested annually by a state-certified tester. This applies to most commercial properties, irrigation systems, fire suppression systems, and any connection with a potential hazard.

Failing to test on schedule can result in a non-compliance notice from your water utility and potential service interruption. Use this directory to find a certified tester in your Indiana city.

Indiana Backflow Testing Requirements

Annual
Testing frequency required by most Indiana utilities
Certified
Tester must hold ASSE 5110/5120 or utility-approved credentials
Reported
Results submitted directly to your water utility
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Backflow Testing FAQ — Indiana