Fireinspector

Company Overview

Set up along with assess all Wet-type sprinkler setups, often seen in commercial buildings. Such systems are equipped with closed sprinkler nozzles linked to pipes filled with water. Dry-type systems are often found in unheated areas like garages and have valves that remain dry that get filled with liquid upon fire sprinkler activation. A variety of local codes and various insurance companies mandate fire sprinkler systems within properties. Fire Inspector employs technicians certified by NICET that are knowledgeable about NFPA 13 and NFPA 25, the fire sprinkler requirements. We offer tailored solutions regarding your fire sprinkler requirements. Across various properties, fire sprinkler inspections is either conducted irregularly and not carried out by a certified expert. Gauges, signage, flow alarm systems, tamper-proof devices. The Fire & Life Safety Experts of Fire Inspector are here to help your staff by providing this review and to guarantee that your fire sprinkler checks stay on track. Our team evaluates the sprinkler system and the components involved that are integrated with the setup which together include:
flow alarm devices,
supervisory alarm devices,
valves,
drains,
standpipe systems,
fire hoses,
pumping systems.