Filing a backflow test report to the City of Quesnel
Filing this by hand? Email a photo of the completed report to file@backflowfiled.com. Within the hour you'll have the report typed up from it, the owner's copy drafted, ready for wherever Quesnel has told you to send it — it publishes no intake address — and you approve it before anything is sent. First five free, then C$7 a report. How it works
Got a notice for a building here? Book the test and we'll file it: backflowfiled.com/book.
Where it goes
No intake address or form was found.
Quesnel publishes no form, no cross connection control page and no intake address. The duty to file exists; the destination does not. If you have been told where to send it, we would like to know — see below.
How often, and by when
Upon installation and annually, per the City's 2022 drinking water report. Not stated in the bylaw — confirm with the authority. We would rather tell you we did not find one than invent a number you might plan around.
Whatever the deadline, the report only stands if your test kit was in calibration on the day. Most programmes require it every twelve months, and a lapsed kit does not slow you down — it stops you filing at all. We will email you before yours lapses, free.
Worth knowing
The City's Cross Connection Control Bylaw 1567 is not published online.
Not a tester? If you own or manage the building and a notice arrived, here is what it means and what you have to do.
When we checked
Checked 26-Sep-2026, against Quesnel's own bylaw, tester sheet or test report form. These change. If this is wrong, tell us and we will fix it the same day — help@backflowfiled.com. We would rather be corrected than be confidently out of date.
We make software that fills in the authority's own form and keeps the record — what that looks like. This page is here whether or not that is of any use to you. All 70 BC authorities →
Status: Not established.