A backflow assembly installed on your system is necessary to help prevent contaminates from entering your public water supply through what is known as backflow.

Sewer backflow preventers are an essential part of your home's plumbing. Here's why you need one and how to test if yours is working properly.

Businesses in Sulphur and Lake Charles are receiving letters that they must improve their plumbing by installing backflow preventers on their water lines.

The company’s tracking program helps client authorities identify which customers have backflow protection when water main breaks occur, according to the summary.

According to BWWB policies, only customers with a pool, irrigation, or auxiliary water source (well or water capturing system) on their property are required to have backflow prevention devices ...