Protect your home’s water supply with residential BPA testing by ST3 Consulting LLC, your trusted partner for backflow prevention in Berkeley County, South Carolina. Designed for homeowners with irrigation systems, private wells, or other water connections, our service ensures your backflow prevention devices meet South Carolina’s strict DHEC regulations without any hassle.
In South Carolina, residential properties with low-hazard systems, such as lawn irrigation, require biennial backflow testing to prevent contamination of the potable water supply. Our DHEC-certified testers handle everything—scheduling, testing, and submitting compliance reports to your local water system—so you can enjoy peace of mind without worrying about deadlines or complex requirements. For many homes, a residential dual check device is sufficient, and we’ll verify or upgrade your system as needed to keep costs low and compliance high.
Based in Carnes Crossroads, Summerville, we’re proud to serve our neighbors with a special offer for this growing community. Whether you’re a homeowner in a planned subdivision or a standalone residence, ST3 Consulting makes compliance simple, affordable, and stress-free. Our FlowCert subscription-based service automates the entire process, ensuring your tests are completed on time, every year, with results securely documented for your water purveyor’s compliance.
At ST3 Consulting, we offer reliable BPA testing for both residential and commercial customers in Berkeley County, South Carolina.
Backflow occurs when water flows backward into the public water supply, potentially contaminating drinking water with pollutants from irrigation systems or wells. South Carolina law requires biennial testing of backflow prevention devices on residential properties to ensure the water supply remains safe. Our FlowCert Subscription handles this testing for you, ensuring compliance with DHEC regulations and protecting your family’s health.
For low-hazard residential systems, such as lawn irrigation, South Carolina requires testing every two years (biennially). High-hazard systems, like those with chemical additives, may require annual testing. Our certified testers assess your system to confirm its category and schedule tests accordingly, with reminders through our FlowCert Subscription.
A residential dual check is a cost-effective backflow prevention device approved for low-hazard residential systems, such as irrigation. Many homes in Berkeley County already have these installed. ST3 Consulting verifies that your dual check meets DHEC standards or recommends upgrades if needed, keeping your costs low while ensuring compliance.
After contacting us or upon purchasing a single test, we will reach out to you to schedule the BPA consultation and test.
