About Advanced Backflow Solutions

Fort Worth’s backflow team.

We’re a Fort Worth team, born and raised in the metroplex. We work with local business owners across Dallas-Fort Worth every day, and we treat their properties like our own.

5033 Gebron Dr, Fort Worth, TX 76126

Leadership

The team behind ABS.

  1. Luke Garner, Partner at Advanced Backflow Solutions

    Luke Garner

    Partner

    Luke started ABS and still runs the field side of it. He tests and repairs assemblies himself, takes the failed-test repairs other companies refer out, and files passing reports with the water utility the same day. When a Google review mentions someone by name, it is usually Luke.

  2. Aiden Bristow, Partner at Advanced Backflow Solutions

    Aiden Bristow

    Partner

    Aiden leads our field testing. He is on time, accurate on every assembly, and works around your schedule so a test never interrupts your business. Whether the device is in a vault, above a ceiling, or behind a walk-in cooler, he gets it tested, repaired if it fails, and reported the same day.

  3. Joshua Lacy, Partner at Advanced Backflow Solutions

    Joshua Lacy

    Partner

    Joshua manages the systems and processes behind ABS: online booking, the device database that tracks every due date across DFW, and the reminders that go out before a city notice does. His focus is keeping compliance simple for customers and keeping our operation on schedule.

Why we started

Backflow testing was a phone-tag business. We made it a booking business.

Every commercial building, irrigation system, and fire line in Texas has a backflow preventer on it, and the state requires it to be tested every year. The test itself takes about twenty minutes. Getting it done used to take weeks: a letter from the city, a search for a licensed tester, unreturned calls, a vague arrival window, and a paper report you had to chase and forward yourself.

Advanced Backflow Solutions started in Fort Worth to take that whole chain out. We are the tester and we are the schedule. You enter your address, see the devices we already have on file for the property, pick a time, and pay online. A licensed technician shows up in that window, tests each assembly, repairs it on the spot if it fails, and files the passing report directly with your water utility.

We test and repair every type of assembly: reduced pressure zone, double check, and pressure vacuum breaker, on domestic, irrigation, and fire lines. Our crews cover Fort Worth, Dallas, and the cities between them, for single-family homes, HOAs, restaurants, retail, healthcare, and multi-site commercial portfolios that need dozens of devices tested in one visit and reported in one place.

Every device we test goes into our compliance database with its due date, so you hear from us before the city sends a notice. Property managers see all of their locations and devices in one account, the report your utility needs is filed the day we test, and a copy lands in your inbox. Next year, the reminder comes to you. You never have to go looking for us.

How we work

Four steps, start to filed.

  1. Book online with your devices on file

    Search your address and we show the assemblies our database already tracks for that property. Pick a window, pay by card, done. No callback required.

  2. Test in about twenty minutes

    A TCEQ-licensed tester arrives in the window you chose and tests each assembly with a calibrated gauge. You know pass or fail before we leave, and your operation keeps running the whole time.

  3. Repair on the spot when it fails

    Most failures are a worn check or relief valve. We carry rebuild kits for the common assemblies so a fail becomes a pass on the same visit, not a second appointment. See repairs.

  4. We file with your city

    Passing reports go straight to the water utility, not to your inbox to forward. You get a copy for your records and a reminder from us before next year's due date. How compliance tracking works.

Credentials

Licensed by the state, based in Fort Worth.

Texas requires every backflow test to be performed and signed by a licensed Backflow Prevention Assembly Tester. Ours are on file with TCEQ and with every utility we report to.

TCEQ Backflow Prevention Assembly Tester certification seal
TCEQ Backflow Prevention Assembly Tester Texas Commission on Environmental Quality. The license your city checks before accepting a test report.
  • Office5033 Gebron Dr, Fort Worth, TX 76126
    Southwest Fort Worth, near Benbrook Lake
  • HoursMonday to Friday, 8am to 6pm
    Saturday, 9am to 3pm
  • Phone(817) 301-4247
  • Emailteam@abstexas.com
  • ReportsFiled directly with the water utility in Fort Worth, Arlington, Dallas, Grand Prairie, Irving, Plano, Denton, Mansfield, and most cities in between.

Coming due soon? Book with us now.

Search your address, pick a window, and we handle the rest, including the paperwork.