L.E. Isley & Sons Plumbing
Backflow Testing

Backflow Testing & Certification

Protecting your water supply — and your family's health.

A safe water supply is something most of us take for granted. Backflow prevention devices are what keep contaminated water from reversing direction and entering your clean supply — and Indiana requires they be tested by a licensed professional.

L.E. Isley & Sons provides expert backflow testing, repair, prevention, and certification across Marion, Boone, and Hamilton Counties. We catch issues before they become a health hazard, and we provide the documentation you need to stay compliant.

Licensed & insuredFlat-rate pricingFamily-owned since 1915
Isley plumber performing a backflow test on a home's water system

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Required
Annually (Indiana)
Testers
State-licensed
Result
Compliance certificate
Pricing
Flat-rate, upfront

What We Do

Our backflow services

Annual testing

Yearly testing of your backflow prevention device, as required, to confirm it's protecting your supply.

Certification

Upon completing a test or installation, we provide a certificate confirming a compliant, reliable job.

Repair

Fixing failed or failing prevention devices so your water stays safe and your home stays compliant.

Prevention guidance

Helping you understand and maintain your system so problems are prevented, not just repaired.

Know the Signs

Why backflow testing matters

01

It's required by the state

The Indiana Department of Environmental Management requires installers and testers of backflow devices to hold a state-issued license. We do.

02

Contamination is a real risk

Without a working device, wastewater can reverse into your supply, carrying bacteria and waste that are dangerous to ingest.

03

Yearly testing prevents costly problems

Testing annually catches issues early — a well-maintained system saves significantly on repair costs down the road.

04

Discolored or foul water

If water entering your home looks or smells contaminated, stop using it and call us to assess the situation.

Compare

Annual testing vs. skipping it

Tested & certifiedUntested
Water safetyProtectedContamination risk
ComplianceCertifiedOut of compliance
Cost of problemsPrevented earlyCostly cleanup

Honest Pricing

What affects the cost

Backflow testing is flat-rate and quoted up front, with certification included. Factors:

1

Test vs. repair

An annual test is straightforward; if the device fails, repair or replacement adds to the cost.

2

Device type & size

Larger or more complex backflow preventers take more to test and service.

3

Certification

We provide the required compliance certificate as part of the job.

4

Number of devices

Homes with multiple devices, such as irrigation, need each one tested.

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The Isley Way

How backflow testing works

1

Test the device

Our state-licensed technicians run the required field test procedures on your backflow preventer.

2

Diagnose any issues

If the device fails or is weakening, we identify exactly what needs repair or replacement.

3

Repair if needed

We restore the device to full, compliant working order.

4

Certify the job

You receive a certificate documenting a reliable test that meets all legal requirements.

In Their Words

What our neighbors say

Knowledgeable and competent — and always punctual, courteous, and respectful. He spotted problems we were unaware of before they became bigger ones.
Ron M.
They called early and arrived on time, shared preventative-maintenance tips, and were super reasonably priced.
Allan S.

Local Expertise

A family tradition since 1915

We've upheld a reputation in the Westfield area since our founding in 1915. We understand how dangerous backflow can be, which is why we hold the state licensing this work requires and treat every test and certification with the care your family's water deserves.

FAQ

Backflow Testing — common questions

Backflow is when water flow reverses direction, allowing contaminated water — often containing waste or bacteria — to enter your clean supply. A backflow prevention device stops this, and testing confirms the device is working.

Annual testing is the standard, and it's required for many properties under Indiana regulations. Testing yearly also catches device problems early, before they become expensive or hazardous.

Yes. When we complete a backflow test or installation, we provide a certificate confirming the work is reliable and fully compliant with state requirements — exactly what you need for your records.

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