Approved!!!

Backflow Direct is excited to announce that the 6 & 8" Deringer 40 & 50 are now USC Approved! The entire Deringer product line has now obtained full USC Approval. We look forward to seeing more Deringer units installed across the US! Learn more about The Deringer at backflowdirect.com

The Future is here

In order for us to keep up with current and future market demand we have implemented a welding robot on our production line. This robot will help us maintain our quick turn around time for filling and shipping orders. We would like to thank all of our customers for supporting our new backflow preventer! Learn more about The Deringer at backflowdirect.com

Always Remember to Flush!

When backflow preventers are installed or maintained, debris in the water line can travel into the valve body and get caught between the sealing disk and check seat. This is a very common situation and is referred to as "fouling" the checks. A fouled check will not pass inspection. Many times the check simply needs to be removed and cleaned. In some cases, the rubber or seat may need to be replaced due to larger debris causing damage. The best way to prevent the check valves from fouling is to make sure water lines are flushed properly before installation or before opening the upstream shut off valve after repair. The Deringer dual action and true poppet check valves are designed to drastically reduce the chances of fouling. Our maintenance videos cover how to clean a fouled check without having to replace any components.

New Video Release

We are excited to unveil the most recent addition to our maintenance video library which covers repair procedures for the 6 & 8" Deringer 40 RP backlfow preventer. This video is available on our youtube channel and on our website under the "Downloads" section of our website at backflowdirect.com.

New Addition!!!

Backflow Direct would like to welcome Katherine Hartsgrove to our team. Katherine Hartsgrove joins the Backflow Direct team as an inside sales and customer service representative. Katherine comes to us with 8+ years experience in the Backflow/Fire sprinkler field. After Graduating from ITT Tech she worked as a designer for residential and commercial fire sprinkler companies in the Sacramento area. She then spent several years in sales for a local Backflow wholesaler and then onto a major Backflow manufacturer. She comes to us with a wealth of Backflow knowledge and experience and will be a valuable member of our team. As our Inside sales leader she will be supporting our outside sales team as well as providing customer support in the office. As the business grows we will be utilizing her management skills to more effectively provide the best customer service in the industry.

RPDA Vs RPDA-II

The type-II bypass assembly is a new technology to the backflow industry. As more manufacturers begin to utilize this technology it is only a matter of time before it’s widely used and is more commonly seen than the old type-I bypass assembly. We created this video to provide a clear explanation on how the RPDA-II bypass provides the EXACT same level of protection as the old RPDA bypass as well as some of the similarities and differences between the two. Backflow Direct utilizes a type-II bypass on the Deringer 50 RPDA-II. Visit backflowdirect.com to learn more information!

BIG start for the New Year!!

Today is a big day at Backflow Direct as we celebrate gaining USC Approval on our Deringer models 40 & 50 in sizes 2.5" - 4"! We are excited to have the opportunity to offer the Deringer to a broader market of contractors and backflow professionals. These approvals now cover 80% of our product line and can be installed everywhere in the US that USC approval is required. Free standard ground shipping is available on any valve purchased through our website at backflowdirect.com! Learn more about the Deringer product line at backflowdirect.com