Non-official directory

Pasadena Water and Power Cross-Connection Control Program find a tester

This is a provider discovery page, not an authority list. Use the official utility page for the compliance rule and reporting workflow first.

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Provider inventory

Directory entries mapped to this utility

No official approved tester list is published here in BackflowPath, so this page only presents clearly labeled provider options.

Public directory

BAVCO

Southern California tester profile grounded in county-certified and utility-published rosters.

County-certified tester directory entry used for Pasadena routing and also listed on IRWD and San Diego official tester rosters.
800-458-3492
[email protected]

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Public directory

Arroyo Plumbing

County-certified tester directory entry used for Pasadena's find-a-tester route.

Los Angeles County certified tester directory entry used for Pasadena routing.
626-446-5117
[email protected]

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Public directory

Gene Pira Inc.

County-certified tester directory entry used for Pasadena's find-a-tester route.

Los Angeles County certified tester directory entry used for Pasadena routing.
818-342-4744
[email protected]

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Utility workflow

Stay on the official compliance path

The utility page remains canonical. This tester surface should only help the user take the next step after the exact reporting and deadline path is clear.

Check the due date and assembly details on the Pasadena notice.
Choose a Los Angeles County certified tester.
Complete the annual test or failed-test retest.
Send the passing paperwork back to Pasadena Water and Power.

Non-official

Directory page

This route is intentionally labeled as discovery, not official approval. Use the utility page for deadlines, penalties, and required submission mechanics.

Directory highlights

Public provider profiles

BAVCO Southern California tester profile grounded in county-certified and utility-published rosters.

Arroyo Plumbing County-certified tester directory entry used for Pasadena's find-a-tester route.

If you need help beyond the list, you can still submit a request for local follow-up.

Utility notes

Local compliance context

Annually and whenever the assembly fails or is replaced
Pasadena Water and Power says each backflow prevention assembly is tested at least once a year by the due date on the PWP notice. The utility tells customers to use a Los Angeles County certified backflow prevention testing business and to send the passing report plus any repair documentation back to PWP.
Pasadena says late reports can trigger follow-up notices and extra fees. Failed assemblies must be repaired by a C36 plumbing contractor and the passing retest sent back to PWP before the matter is treated as closed.

Service territory

Use this page to compare nearby providers only after the utility rule and reporting path are clear.