Fireinspector

Company Overview

Set up and test the complete range of Wet-type sprinkler systems, commonly found in business facilities. Such systems are equipped with sealed sprinkler heads attached to lines containing liquid. Dry sprinkler systems are generally situated in unheated areas such as storage areas plus feature dry valves that are charged with H2O after the activation of the sprinkler. Many local codes as well as some insurance providers require fire sprinkler systems in buildings. Fireinspector.org employs technicians certified by NICET familiar with the NFPA 13 standard plus the NFPA 25 standard, requirements for fire sprinklers. Our experts offer tailored solutions regarding your fire sprinkler requirements. In many buildings, the inspection of fire sprinklers may not be done regularly plus not carried out by a certified expert. Gauges, warning signs, water flow alarms, tamper switches. The safety professionals from Fireinspector.org are available to support your organization by providing this review as well as to ensure that your fire sprinkler checks remain timely. We evaluates the fire sprinkler system along with the components involved that work with the system which together include:
waterflow alarm devices,
monitoring alarm devices,
shut-off valves,
drain lines,
vertical pipes,
fire hoses,
fire suppression pumps.