Hazard Assessments

Cross-connection hazard assessments are a California state-mandated requirement designed to protect public drinking water systems from contamination. A cross-connection occurs when a potable water line is connected to a potential source of pollution, such as irrigation systems, chemical equipment, or industrial processes. Without proper evaluation and protection, these connections can allow contaminants to enter the water supply through backflow.

Our business provides professional cross-connection hazard assessment services in compliance with California regulations. We conduct thorough on-site evaluations to identify potential hazards, determine the level of risk, and verify that appropriate backflow prevention methods are in place. Our assessments help property owners meet state and local water agency requirements, reduce contamination risks, and ensure the safety of their water systems.

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