Backflow testing · Ventura County
Certified annual backflow testing in Newbury Park from our Thousand Oaks team, with the report filed the way your water supplier requires.
Who runs your program
Your annual notice comes from the water supplier on your bill. Each one runs its own program, so here is how it works with yours.
Cal Am includes Newbury Park in its Ventura County service area. It requires backflow assemblies to be tested every year, whether or not the property is occupied, and service can be disconnected after repeated requests go unanswered.
Source: California American Water, Cross-Connection and Backflow Prevention
Newbury Park is within Thousand Oaks city limits, and some addresses are served by the City. For City customers, the fee schedule shows no charge for an on-time annual backflow report and a $360 charge when it is delinquent. Contact: backflow@toaks.gov.
Exodus Water Services is based in Thousand Oaks. Certified Backflow Prevention Assembly Testers test reduced pressure (RP), double check, pressure vacuum breaker and spill-resistant vacuum breaker assemblies, and inspect air gaps, for homeowners, property managers, businesses and HOAs in Newbury Park.
We file the report the way your supplier requires, send you a copy, and when an assembly fails we coordinate the repair and retest it. In programs run on Exodus Water Compliance, reports are filed by scanning the QR code on the notice.
The process
FAQ
Your water supplier. Newbury Park is part of the City of Thousand Oaks, and depending on the address it is served by California American Water or the City of Thousand Oaks. The supplier on your bill sends the annual notice.
At least once a year, and again after installation or repair, by a certified Backflow Prevention Assembly Tester, under the State Water Board Cross-Connection Control Policy Handbook (section 3.3.3). Your water supplier mails the notice with the due date.
A failed assembly must be repaired or replaced and retested, generally within 30 days of the failure under the handbook (section 3.3.3), unless your supplier allows more time. We report the failure, coordinate the repair with a licensed contractor and retest the assembly.
It depends on the type and size of each assembly, how many you have, access, and any filing fee your supplier charges. Send us your notice and we will quote before scheduling.
Send us your notice or your last test report. We will schedule the test, file the report and keep your records current.
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