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Utah Sprinkler Repair Help
Who can install sprinkler systems in Utah, how backflow prevention fits in, and the state watering guide. Information only.
Key facts
- Utah's S330 Landscape and Recreation license covers sprinkler and irrigation systems that are not connected to the culinary water system, or that are separated from it by a backflow prevention device. (source: Utah Office of Administrative Rules)
- S330 licensees who install backflow devices must complete at least two of their six continuing education hours on backflow installation each renewal period. (source: Utah Office of Administrative Rules)
- The State of Utah certifies backflow testers and program administrators to help prevent unprotected cross connections. (source: Utah Department of Environmental Quality, Division of Drinking Water)
- Cross connection control rules for public water systems are in Utah Admin. Code R309-105-12. (source: Utah Department of Environmental Quality, Division of Drinking Water)
Common questions
- Who can install or repair sprinklers in Utah?: The S330 scope for irrigation systems and backflow.
Rules
- Backflow prevention and testing: Why sprinkler systems need backflow protection and who tests it.
Hiring and next steps
- Setting your sprinkler schedule: The state's Weekly Lawn Watering Guide.
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