J&J Backflow Testers Inc.
Dedicated Westchester County specialist (914-403-0181) offering same-day testing and complete Form DOH-1013 filing with Veolia, White Plains, Yonkers, and local water districts.
Compare 5 verified local providers approved for Westchester County Department of Health (WCDOH) & Local Water Purveyors (NYSDOH Form DOH-1013 (Filed with Water Purveyor & WCDOH)) and Westchester County Dept. of Environmental Facilities (DEF) & Municipal Sewer Districts 90-day commercial grease interceptor manifests.
| Official Program | Cross-Connection Control Program (NYS Sanitary Code Part 5) ↗ |
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| Filing Portal & Fee | NYSDOH Form DOH-1013 (Filed with Water Purveyor & WCDOH) $0 Form DOH-1013 filing fee (New installations require PE/RA plans & Form DOH-347) |
| Tester Registry | View Official Municipal Tester List ↗ |
| Annual Deadline Rule | Every containment backflow prevention device (RPZ and DCVA) must be tested annually by a New York State Department of Health (NYSDOH) Certified Backflow Prevention Device Tester, with completed Form DOH-1013 submitted to both the local water supplier (e.g., Veolia, Yonkers Water, White Plains) and WCDOH. |
| Non-Compliance Penalty | Westchester County DOH Sanitary Code violations, daily civil penalties, and water purveyor service termination. |
| Utility Contact | (914) 864-7279 • 25 Moore Ave, Mount Kisco / 145 Huguenot St, New Rochelle, NY |
| Official Program | County Environmental Facilities Sewer Act & Municipal FOG Control ↗ |
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| Mandatory Pumping Schedule | Commercial food establishments in Yonkers, White Plains, New Rochelle, and NYC DEP watershed towns must pump and clean grease traps at least every 90 days (or at 25% capacity). |
| Manifest & Hauler Rule | Westchester County Solid Waste / Liquid Waste Commission licensed hauler manifests must be kept on-site for WCDOH and municipal building/plumbing inspectors. |
| Violation Fines | Up to $1,000–$10,000 per violation under County DEF Sewer Act and NYC DEP watershed enforcement. |
| Environmental Desk | (914) 813-5400 |
| Governing Code | 10 NYCRR Part 5, Subpart 5-1.31 (NYS Sanitary Code) & Westchester County Sanitary Code |
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Dedicated Westchester County specialist (914-403-0181) offering same-day testing and complete Form DOH-1013 filing with Veolia, White Plains, Yonkers, and local water districts.
High-efficiency annual backflow testing service covering both Westchester County DOH (DOH-1013) and NYC DEP watershed jurisdictions.
Handles both annual backflow certifications (DOH-1013), in-place RPZ rebuilds, and commercial kitchen grease trap cleaning across Yonkers and Westchester.
Serves northern and central Westchester plus Putnam County (including NYC DEP watershed towns) for backflow compliance and restaurant grease traps.
Provides 24/7 vacuum pumping and manifest compliance for Westchester restaurants alongside NYSDOH Form DOH-1013 annual backflow testing.
Check what your job should actually cost in Westchester County (White Plains & Yonkers) before accepting an inflated quote—and compare against municipal non-compliance penalties.
Direct answers sourced from Westchester County Department of Health (WCDOH) & Local Water Purveyors and Westchester County Dept. of Environmental Facilities (DEF) & Municipal Sewer Districts regulations.
Every containment backflow preventer in Westchester County must be tested annually by a NYSDOH Certified Backflow Prevention Device Tester, who completes Form DOH-1013 ('Report on Test and Maintenance of Backflow Prevention Device') and submits it to your local water purveyor and the Westchester County Department of Health (914-864-7279).
Form DOH-347 (prepared by a NYS Licensed Professional Engineer or Registered Architect) is required prior to installing a NEW backflow assembly or replacing an existing unit with a different model. Repairing or rebuilding an existing approved assembly in-place only requires a post-repair test on Form DOH-1013.
Yes. Commercial food establishments in Westchester and Putnam towns within the NYC DEP Croton/Kensico watershed face dual oversight from local sewer authorities and NYC DEP, requiring properly sized grease interceptors and strict 90-day hauler manifest logs.
Connect with a certified tester or permitted liquid waste hauler who files directly with your municipal utility portal.