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Certified Backflow Assembly Testing · Washington
Kent, Washington

Backflow Testing & Compliance — Kent, WA Serving properties across Washington

Northwest Clear coordinates certified backflow assembly testing for Kent properties, including commercial facilities, industrial buildings, multifamily complexes, HOAs, and residential assemblies. The City of Kent Water Utility administers a cross-connection control program under WAC 246-290-490. Kent's significant industrial and warehouse corridor means many properties have high-hazard cross-connection classifications requiring robust backflow protection. Compliance records are organized by property address in your portal.

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Coverage

Kent is within our coverage zone. Availability depends on tester routing and appointment windows.

Nearby areas: Auburn, Renton, Tukwila, Federal Way .

What you get

  • Scheduling coordination with certified backflow assembly testers
  • Appointment window and access instructions captured during booking
  • Status tracking by property address in one portal
  • Report delivery when available for your records

Compliance in Kent

The City of Kent Water Utility requires annual backflow assembly testing under WAC 246-290-490. All tests must be performed by a Washington State certified BAT. The city sends annual reminders, but the property owner is responsible for ensuring assemblies are tested on time and that results are submitted. Kent's industrial properties are frequently classified as high-hazard, requiring Reduced Pressure Backflow Assemblies at the meter. Non-compliance can result in enforcement action including potential water service termination.

City of Kent Water Utility — Backflow Program Details ↗

Frequently Asked Questions — Kent Backflow Testing

Who enforces backflow testing in Kent?
The City of Kent Water Utility administers the cross-connection control program and enforces annual testing requirements.
Are industrial properties in Kent treated differently?
Yes — Kent's industrial corridor properties are often classified as high-hazard, requiring a Reduced Pressure Backflow Assembly (RPBA) at the meter rather than a Double Check Valve Assembly.
Is backflow testing required for warehouses and logistics facilities?
Yes — any commercial or industrial facility with a connection to the potable water supply that could create a cross-connection requires annual backflow testing.
Do you perform the test yourselves?
We coordinate scheduling with certified backflow assembly testers who submit results to the City of Kent Water Utility.
Can I manage multiple Kent properties?
Yes — records are grouped by property address in the portal.

Schedule a Kent backflow test and keep your compliance records organized by property address.

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