• Customer Service
• Payment Options
• Access Your Account Online
• Frequently Asked Questions
• Residential Rates and Fees
• Nonresidential Rates and Fees
• Pretreatment
• Backflow Prevention
• Excessive Water Consumption
• Policies and Procedures
• Service Area Map

• Student Activities
• Wakodahatchee Wetlands
• Green Cay Wetlands
• Royal Palm Beach New Customer Information
• Optional HOA Agreement
• Site Map

Yes, your backflow prevention assembly must be in compliance with the Department's testing requirements by the date shown on the notification letter. You will receive a follow up notice after 30 days. After 60 days (if compliance has not already been achieved), you will receive a notice informing you that your water service may be discontinued unless you achieve compliance.

Back to Backflow Index

1. Can you show an illustration of how back flow occurs?
2. Why is Backflow Prevention so important?
   
3. What causes Backflow?
4. What is Backsiphonage?
5. What is Backpressure?
6. How can Backflow be prevented?
7. What is a Backflow Prevention Assembly?
8. How is an assembly approved?
9. How do I know if I need a backflow prevention assembly?
10. Is there a general compliance schedule and process?
11. Who can install a backflow prevention assembly?
12. Where should a backflow prevention assembly be located?
13. Who owns and is responsible for testing and maintenance of the backflow prevention assembly?
    
14. How do I find an Approved Certified Backflow Technician?
15. How often do I need to have my backflow prevention assembly tested?
16. Who is responsible for obtaining all required permits?