Backflow testing and repair is one of those jobs where the paperwork matters as much as the wrench. Texas requires licensed testers, and the certificate your municipality wants has to come from someone who actually holds the credentials. So the question in front of you isn't just who's a believer. It's which licensed, Christian-owned backflow company do I call first. This page answers the second half.
Every business here signed our statement of faith to be listed, confessing Jesus as Lord. That's the entry point, full stop. We reach out to welcome most new owners with a call and pray for them right there on the phone, which is a genuine hello from people who mean it, not a clipboard moment or a credentialing session or anything that sounds more official than it is. Past that, the work belongs to them. Honestly, we're not in the business of standing over anyone's shoulder while they pull a test kit out of the truck.
What tells you whether a tech showed up on time, filed the report correctly, and left the property the way they found it? The reviews below. Texas has solid coverage here, enough that you've got real options by region, by availability, and by what past customers actually say. A tester who explains what failed and why before recommending a fix is worth a call. Whether they're your call to make is still, well, your call to make.
Metro areas with listings
Listings (8)
Quiet Waters Plumbing
Proud Pops Plumbing. Air & Electric
Crusader Services LLC
Lakepointe Plumbing
Service One Air and Plumbing
He will plumbing
Blue Frog Plumbing & drain of NW Houston
Economy Plumbing Services
Frequently asked questions
Does LocateFaith verify that listed businesses hold a Texas backflow tester license?
We don't verify licenses. Every business signed our statement of faith to be listed, and the reviews reflect real customer experiences. For license confirmation, contact the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality or your local water utility.
What does signing the statement of faith mean?
The owner personally affirmed Jesus as Lord to join the directory. That's the requirement for listing. It's a faith commitment, not a business credential or quality guarantee.
How do I know which company to contact first?
Start with the reviews. Look for testers who communicate clearly, file reports promptly, and have customers who'd hire them again. Proximity and availability matter too, so filter by your region.
Will the listed companies serve my city or area?
Coverage varies by business. Check individual listings for service areas, and if yours isn't covered yet, the directory grows as more Christian-owned operators join.