Official authority list

JEA Backflow Program approved testers

This page mirrors cached entries from the governing authority's published tester list. Public provider profiles stay clearly separate from the official list.

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Official list entries

Authority-first tester table

Use the governing authority list first. Provider profiles remain secondary to the official approval context.

Full name	License notes	Company or label	Review date
Bob's Backflow & Plumbing Services Official list entry	Official JEA qualified backflow tester entry	Officially listed on the JEA qualified provider page	2026-04-05
Dolphin Backflow Prevention Official list entry	Official JEA qualified backflow tester entry	Officially listed on the JEA qualified provider page	2026-04-05
Fire Sprinkler Services Official list entry	Official JEA qualified backflow tester entry	Officially listed on the JEA qualified provider page	2026-04-05

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.

Identify whether the service is commercial or residential irrigation.
Use a qualified JEA backflow tester or follow the utility-run residential program.
Complete the test on the correct cycle.
Repair and retest failed assemblies inside the JEA timeline.

Official first

Authority list context

Always confirm tester status on the governing utility list before treating a provider as approved. Public provider profiles are never blended into this official list.

Open JEA's qualified backflow tester list

Directory highlights

Public provider profiles

Bob's Backflow & Plumbing Services Officially listed on the JEA qualified provider page

Dolphin Backflow Prevention Officially listed on the JEA qualified provider page

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

Utility notes

Local compliance context

Commercial annually; residential irrigation on the JEA residential checkup cycle, generally every two years
JEA runs a two-track system: commercial services are tested annually, while residential irrigation and reclaimed-water protections follow the utility checkup program. Commercial failed tests must be repaired or replaced and retested within 30 days.
Commercial failed tests must be repaired or replaced and retested within 30 days. Residential customers who do not submit results within 45 days can have a utility-dispatched tester sent and a $35 fee added to the bill.

Service territory

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