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Licensed Backflow & Pressure Specialists
Most homeowners don’t think about backflow prevention or water pressure until something goes wrong — a failed inspection, a pipe joint that springs a leak, or water that trickles instead of flows. Both issues affect every faucet, fixture, and appliance in your home, and both can quietly cause damage long before you notice. Done has been solving these problems for Denver metro homeowners since 1999, with the licensing and equipment to handle everything from basic pressure checks to certified backflow testing. See our full lineup of plumbing services to learn how we protect your home’s water system from every angle.
Colorado requires annual backflow preventer testing for most residential irrigation systems and any cross-connection with a non-potable source. Our certified testers complete the inspection, file the required report with your local water authority, and replace or repair the device on the spot if it fails. On the pressure side, we diagnose low or high pressure, install and set pressure-reducing valves, and add thermal expansion tanks to systems with backflow preventers — protecting your water heater and pipes from the stress of pressure spikes.
Warning Signs
Water pressure and backflow issues often announce themselves in subtle ways. Here's what to look for before a small problem turns into a costly one.
If pressure is low throughout your home — not just at one faucet — the culprit is usually a failing pressure-reducing valve, a partially closed main, or low supply pressure from the street.
That loud bang when you shut off a faucet quickly is water hammer — a pressure surge that stresses pipe joints over time. High incoming pressure or missing air chambers are common causes.
Denver-area water utilities require annual certification on most backflow preventers. A failed test means the device must be repaired or replaced before you're back in compliance.
A T&P valve that drips or weeps often signals thermal expansion — pressure building inside a closed system with no place to go. This is a direct symptom of missing or undersized expansion tank.
What We Do
From annual compliance testing to full pressure system upgrades, Done handles the complete range of backflow prevention and water pressure services for Denver homes.
How It Works
Whether you're scheduling a required annual test or dealing with a pressure problem, here's what to expect when you call Done.
Call 833-539-9153 or book online at your convenience. Let us know if you've received a notice from your water utility — we'll prioritize accordingly.
Your certified plumber tests the backflow device or measures your water pressure, then explains exactly what the readings mean and what — if anything — needs to be done.
If the device passes, we file your certification paperwork. If it fails, we quote the repair or replacement before touching anything so you stay in control of the decision.
We handle all required reporting to your water authority and leave you with a copy of your test results and any installation records — everything you need for your files.
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Any plumbing, sewer or drain service
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Maintenance Membership
Total home service care, on a schedule.
Members get priority scheduling, seasonal HVAC tune-ups, an annual plumbing & electrical safety inspection, and exclusive discounts — for less than the cost of a single emergency call.
Most Denver-area water utilities require annual testing for backflow prevention assemblies connected to irrigation systems or any cross-connection with a non-potable source. You’ll typically receive a notice from your water provider before the deadline. Done can test and certify the device in a single visit.
Most plumbing fixtures and appliances are designed to operate between 40 and 80 psi. Below 40 psi and you’ll notice weak flow; above 80 psi and you’re putting unnecessary stress on pipe joints, valves, and appliance supply lines. If your PRV is set outside this range, we can adjust or replace it.
Almost certainly yes. A backflow preventer turns your plumbing into a closed system — water heated in your tank has nowhere to expand, so pressure spikes instead. An expansion tank absorbs that pressure and protects your water heater and plumbing from premature wear. We can inspect your setup and advise you. You can also explore our water heater services if you have related concerns.
A failed test means the device needs to be repaired or replaced before your water utility will clear the violation. Done carries common backflow assembly parts on our trucks, so we can often repair or swap the device the same day as the test. We’ll re-test after the repair and file the updated certification on your behalf.