Certified tester.
Licensed operator.
Same person.
TJ Backflow Testing and Repair Services LLC was registered in Sanford in 2021. It is run by Tavish Murray, who holds a Florida backflow tester certification and — less common for a tester — Florida drinking water and wastewater operator licenses. The number on your test report is his.
Water work,
not plumbing.
Most backflow testing in Seminole County is a side line for a plumbing, fire protection or irrigation company. This is the other way round: a licensed water operator whose whole business is the water side.
The test is done by the person you spoke to on the phone, with a calibrated gauge, and the report goes to the utility that actually serves your meter — City of Sanford, Seminole County, Lake Mary, OUC, Orange County, whichever it is. Getting that last step right is most of what separates a passed test from a second notice.
We tell you when not to hire us. Longwood, Casselberry and Altamonte Springs test residential devices under their own programs; if your notice says so, we say use the city. We do not replace assemblies — in Florida that is licensed plumbing work — and we say so rather than sell a rebuild that will not last.
The operator licenses are why the service list is longer than a tester's usually is. Line chlorination to AWWA C651, bacteriological clearance sampling, and compliance help for small water and wastewater systems are operator work. Contractors waiting on a clearance and small systems facing FDEP get the same person who does the backflow tests.
Tavish Murray
Authorized member of TJ Backflow Testing and Repair Services LLC. Certified backflow tester (#7337); Florida drinking water operator (DW #A20193) and wastewater operator (WW #A16614). Does the testing, the repairs, the chlorination and sampling work, and answers the phone.
The company
- Legal name
- TJ Backflow Testing and Repair Services LLC
- Registered
- Florida, May 2021 · Active
- Based
- Sanford, FL 32771
- Serving
- Seminole County and Greater Orlando
Managing more than one device?
Property managers, HOAs and multi-site operators get every assembly on one schedule, every report filed with the right purveyor, and one summary per property.
How it works for property managers →Holding a notice? Call the tester.
Read us the notice. We tell you who it says should do the test, what it costs if that is us, and — if your city already tests for you — that you do not need us at all.