Fireinspector

Company Overview

Install along with assess every Wet-type fire sprinkler systems, often seen in commercial buildings. They include enclosed sprinkler nozzles connected to lines holding H2O. Dry sprinkler systems are typically located in unheated areas including garages as well as feature dry valves which are filled with liquid when fire sprinkler activation. Many building codes and various insurance companies demand the installation of fire sprinklers within buildings. Fireinspector.org features NICET certified technicians familiar with the NFPA 13 standard plus NFPA 25, the fire sprinkler requirements. We deliver the right solution for all your fire sprinkler needs. Across various properties, a fire sprinkler inspection may not be done regularly plus not carried out by an experienced technician. Pressure gauges, warning signs, flow alarm systems, tamper switches. The Fire & Life Safety Experts of Fire Inspector are here to help your staff with this assessment as well as to ensure the inspections of your fire sprinklers remain timely. Our team inspects the sprinkler system and the various components that function alongside the system which together include:
waterflow alarm devices,
supervisory alarm devices,
shut-off valves,
drain lines,
standpipe systems,
hosing,
fire pumps.