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What is a backflow prevention assembly (BFPA) and why do I have one on my property?

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What is a backflow prevention assembly (BFPA) and why do I have one on my property?

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A BFPA, is a type of automatic valve, that allows the water to flow through it only one way. The purpose of the BFPA is to prevent contaminated water or chemicals from flowing back into the public water supply network. Many home appliances for example are directly attached to your water line, such as ice makers, dishwashers, wash machines, water filtration/softener systems, irrigation lines, water fountains, ponds, and pools. These are potential sources of water that do not meet clean drinking water specifications, and should be isolated from the public network with the adequate backflow prevention assemblies.

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