Address: 150 11th St, Brooklyn, NY 11215, USA
Phone: +17184994008
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 9AM–5PM
Tuesday: 9AM–5PM
Wednesday: 9AM–5PM
Thursday: 9AM–5PM
Friday: 8AM–4PM
Saturday: Closed
Luis Delgado
Ashokan Backflow is a great company. They are dedicated to making you understand the backflow testing process and how they protect the city's drinking water supply. Efficient, timely and reasonably, priced, youll NEVER receive another violation for not testing your devices. Give them your business and you'll be happy you did.
Tyler Linderbaum
After a bad experience with another backflow testing service, I found ashokan. I am thrilled with their annual backflow testing plan as well.
Anthony Boggiano
Excellent workmanship displayed by Ashokan personnel installing Back flow valve & testing the equipment. Professional individuals as well as the personnel in the office coordinating the work and updates. Thank you for being purveyors of excellent customer service !
Larry Berstein
Fantastic establishment for backflow testing and anything backflow prevention device related. I'm over the moon about the job they did.
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The threat level posed by dangerous, toxic or objectionable substances that exist inside your building will determine which type of backflow device you need. Most buildings require an RPZ on their domestic supply lines and a DCDA (double check detector assembly) or RPDA (reduced pressure zone detector assembly) on the fire/sprinkler supply lines. The DCV is the recommended solution for low hazard conditions and the RPZ is the recommended solution for high hazard conditions, since it has a relief valve that will dump contaminated water down the drain vs. siphoning it out of your building. Your inspector will determine which type of device is required for your property.
Every building inside the five boroughs of NYC is required to install primary backflow preventers on each water main that feeds the property. If you have a fire/sprinkler system in place, you’ll need to install a primary backflow preventer immediately downstream from the DEP meter or fire/sprinkler supply branch. *Please be aware that a DEP “Order to install a Backflow Preventer” provides a finite period of time to complete the work before a violation is issued. If you ignore it, the DEP can and will shut the water to your entire building.
What do you mean? Do you need a water meter or a domestic water service?
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