Cross-Connection Control Backflow Program

Lee County Utilities (LCU) is committed to helping protect your drinking water system from potential contamination through an active Cross-Connection Control (CCC) and Backflow Prevention Program.

This program is in accordance with Lee County Ordinance #95-21 and Florida Administrative Code 62-555.360.

Water customers are responsible for installation, maintenance, testing and repairs. For updated CCC Policy, click here.

Click on the expandable sections below for more information.




​Test Report

​​Test reports are filed electronically by the certified backflow assembly tester via BSI Online, using the Customer Confirmation Number (CCN). Lee County requires the meter number when submitting a test online. Please ensure to obtain this information when performing a test. To BSI Online, click here

​LCU Approved Assemblies

​LCU’s backflow prevention program requires approved assemblies to be installed per LCU’s standards. Annual testing of those assemblies performed by a certified backflow tester. To find LCU’s list of acceptable backflow preventers click here.

For Cross-Connection assembly standard detail sheets in LCU's Design Manual, click here.

Tester Company Support

BSI  Tester Support
For more information on becoming an approved tester, please visit BSI Online.

Or

See BSI’s Tester Instruction brochure: click here.

Water Customer Support

BSI Customer Support
Customers can log into the customer portal, using their CCN to:
  • Obtain a list of testers
  • Check on the status of test reports
  • Sign up to receive notification when your tester has filed test reports.



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