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How to submit a backflow test report to Addicks Utility District
Addicks Utility District is a public water system in Texas. Backflow preventer assemblies on its distribution system must be tested by a certified tester and the test report filed with the purveyor — here is how filing works.
PWS ID
TX1011019
STATE
Texas
TYPE
MUD
FILING FEE ON RECORD
$0
How to file your backflow test report
Addicks Utility District takes backflow test submissions through EnviroTrax (Vepo LLC). Testers enter each test in the portal themselves — no bulk upload exists for any portal vendor — so BackflowGo preps your re-key sheet (every value in the portal's entry order) and routes you to EnviroTrax (Vepo LLC) to file.
FEES · Tester pays per PASSING report at checkout (typically ~$11.50, set per utility; failed reports free).
- One EnviroTrax account covers all participating utilities — register once, then add purveyors.
- Vepo staff manually verify your TCEQ license, insurance, and gauge certs before you can submit; expired docs lock the account.
- Find the assembly by property, or use 'Submit a Test for an Unlisted Property'. The report only counts once checkout is paid.
The Texas form requirement
TCEQ-20700
Texas requires TCEQ Form 20700 — BackflowGo fills the official PDF for you.
TEST · REPORT · SUBMIT
BackflowGo preps your re-key sheet and routes you to EnviroTrax (Vepo LLC) — every value in entry order, nothing forgotten.
Listing data is sourced from the EPA SDWIS federal registry and BackflowGo's own purveyor research. All Texas water systems →