Backflow Prevention Valve Installation in Aurora

A backflow prevention valve is a device installed on your main sewer line that prevents sewage from flowing back into your home's plumbing system, especially during heavy rain or municipal sewer issues.

Aurora homeowners can receive a subsidy of up to $1,250 for installing a backflow prevention valve through the city's Basement Flooding Subsidy Program, provided they meet program requirements and obtain a valid permit.

Yes, a Aurora plumbing permit is required for all backflow prevention valve installations to ensure the work is done to code and for eligibility for the city's subsidy program.

Installation costs typically range from $1500 to $4500 in the GTA, with an average around $2800. This usually includes the valve, professional installation, and permit fees. The Aurora subsidy can significantly reduce your out-of-pocket expense.

We commonly install high-quality mainline backflow preventers from trusted brands such as Mainline Valves and Zurn Wilkins, known for their reliability and performance.

Yes, in Aurora, backflow prevention valves require annual testing by a certified professional to ensure they are functioning correctly and to maintain compliance with city regulations.

Most backflow prevention valve installations can be completed within a single day, minimizing disruption to your home. The overall process, including permit application, may take longer.

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