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Seminole County requires annual testing by county-approved testers and expects failed devices to be repaired and retested within 20 days.
Annual testing
Seminole County Cross Connection Control Program annual backflow testing
Seminole County requires annual testing by county-approved testers and expects failed devices to be repaired and retested within 20 days.
Utility: Seminole County Cross Connection Control Program
Last verified: 2026-04-05
Due basis: Seminole County says assemblies are required on all service connections downstream of the meter where a cross connection may exist and that devices are tested annually by county-approved testers. Failed devices must be repaired and retested within 20 days, and the final repair or replacement report is typically due within 24 to 48 hours of completion.
Highlights
- Annual testing is explicit in the county materials.
- Only county-approved testers are accepted.
- Failure-to-repair language includes a 20-day correction window and service-disconnection risk.
Workflow
Workflow
- Confirm the assembly is in Seminole County's annual program.
- Choose a tester from the county list.
- Complete the test and move quickly on repair and retest if the device fails.
Residential
- Seminole County's residential irrigation meter guide makes this a real residential utility, not just a commercial page wearing a county name.
- Residential irrigation users still need a county-approved tester for the initial and annual testing cycle.
Commercial and managed properties
- Commercial value is strong because the county publishes both the tester list and a hard repair clock after failed tests.
- The county also maintains domestic-versus-fire capability markers on the tester list, which helps routing.
Tester routing
Use the governing authority's official tester list first, then only treat any sponsor placement as secondary routing.
FAQ
Local questions people actually ask
Does Seminole County Cross Connection Control Program require annual backflow testing?
Annual. Seminole County says assemblies are required on all service connections downstream of the meter where a cross connection may exist and that devices are tested annually by county-approved testers. Failed devices must be repaired and retested within 20 days, and the final repair or replacement report is typically due within 24 to 48 hours of completion.
Who is affected by Seminole County Cross Connection Control Program backflow rules?
Service connections where Seminole County requires backflow protection, including residential irrigation meter setups and other domestic or commercial cross-connection hazards.
How do I submit or confirm a backflow test for Seminole County Cross Connection Control Program?
Use the official utility workflow and submission methods listed on this page: Seminole County cross connection control program, Seminole County certified tester list, Seminole County residential irrigation meter guide. Program phone: 407-665-2095.
Where should I look for testers for Seminole County Cross Connection Control Program?
Start with the governing authority's published tester list. This utility has an official approved-tester route and it should be treated as the primary source.
Official sources
Seminole County cross connection control program
Seminole County requires annual testing by county-approved testers and expects failed devices to be repaired and retested within 20 days.
official program page
Seminole County certified tester list
Seminole County requires annual testing by county-approved testers and expects failed devices to be repaired and retested within 20 days.
official tester list pdf
Seminole County residential irrigation meter guide
Seminole County requires annual testing by county-approved testers and expects failed devices to be repaired and retested within 20 days.
official irrigation guide