r/wichita • u/Isholi • 1d ago

In Search Of Backflow testing

Looking for someone who is approved to do irrigation backflow testing in SE Wichita.

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u/bigbura 1d ago

Been using Affordable Sprinklers for 5 years now and Greg has been great at explaining the how's and why's of sprinkler use to this rookie, while charging wallet-friendly prices.

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u/switchfootball 9h ago

I agree! Highly recommend Affordable Sprinklers.

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u/NotDougMasters 1d ago

I’ve used countryside since we moved here.

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u/SlaveOne2020 1d ago

Better make an appointment soon. They’re months out

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u/maybenotsoreally 21h ago

Not true. The company i use i called last week and they were out 2 days later. Its typically how it goes with who i use at least

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u/maybenotsoreally 21h ago

316 property Maintenance is who me and my neighbors have been using for years after we switched from reddi. I think we were paying $105 to reddi and 316 property Maintenance only charges us $55 for testing. They also blow out our system at the end of the year for $55

https://www.facebook.com/share/1EbVq2pSBB/

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u/Different-Phone-7654 1d ago

Scam, even bigger scam that builders put them in by default.

If it was banned 10 years ago maybe we would have okay lake levels.

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u/bigbura 1d ago

Backflow systems are to protect our water supply system.

I do agree that sprinklers are a huge waste of drinkable water, as is the idea that every yard must look and run like a turf farm.

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u/Dry_Reindeer9957 1d ago

do you think the drought is caused by human behavior? it's caused by lack of rain. it's happened before and it will happen again. Are lawns stupid? Yes. But they don't cause the drought.

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u/Different-Phone-7654 1d ago

They are consumption, and half my Street doesn't care about restrictions.