In most states, the water purveyor has the responsibility for developing a cross-connection control or backflow prevention program. A greater responsibility may be delegated to other agencies such as the health department or local plumbing/building official.

Developing, implementing and managing a Cross-Connection Control Program can be challenging. At HDI, we help simplify this process which allows your staff and resources to be used more effectively.

• For over 25 years, we have assisted Municipalities and Water Utilities with their Cross-Connection Control Program
  and Inspection Needs.
• Our experienced and professionally trained staff perform over 15,000 cross-connection control inspections on
  an annual basis.
• Manage Cross-Connection Control Programs for over 100 communities
• Data management and testing notification for over 25,000 backflow prevention assemblies
  

A water utility system spends a considerable amount of time, money, public education and training on the treatment components of drinking water quality and safety.

A comprehensive cross-connection control program enhances the safety and security of your water distribution system and reduces the risk of contamination or pollution occurring from a backflow event.