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The Town of Cary is committed to providing our customers with safe, high-quality drinking water. In our effort to do this, the Town Council adopted a Cross Connection Ordinance to ensure the protection of our community’s water system. The Ordinance requires all potable water system customers to have an approved backflow prevention assembly installed (this do not apply to the reclaimed water system). All backflow prevention assemblies are also required to be tested annually. Backflow prevention assemblies are required by the federal Environmental Protection Agency and the State of North Carolina to safeguard water systems.
Residential Backflow Prevention Assembly Testing Program
The Town of Cary conducts an annual program that coordinates and manages all residential irrigation backflow assembly testing throughout Cary and Morrisville. Annual testing of these devices is required.
- Learn more about the program and how to opt-out to coordinate your own testing.
- View a list of Town-certified backflow prevention assembly technicians
- Frequently Asked Questions
Developers, Builders and Plumbers who Install, Test and Repair Backflow Assemblies
Testing, maintenance and repair may be performed only by Town certified backflow assembly technicians. Need to become certified? Submit an application to become a certified backflow assembly technician.
- Types of devices to install and other details
- Technical specifications and detail drawings (Section 6200 Cross Connection Control)
- Town required testing and maintenance report form
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Irrigation
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If you have specific questions, visit carync.gov/311, dial 311 anywhere in Cary, (919) 469-4000 outside Town limits, or email 311@carync.gov.
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