Fire Protection Services In New Haven, CT

We just completed a full annual NFPA 25 inspection at an educational facility. This included ten dry sprinkler systems, a wet sprinkler system with multiple sectional control valves, and a standpipe system. Our team performed a thorough inspection and testing process to ensure all systems are compliant with NFPA standards and operating as designed.

We just completed a 5-year hydrostatic test of the fire department connection (FDC) and replaced over 40 water pressure gauges at a an educational facility. The gauges were over five years old and due for replacement per NFPA 25 standards. These services addressed multiple deficiencies noted during a previous fire protection system inspection.

Our team recently furnished and mounted spare sprinkler heads, wrenches, and approved storage cabinets to correct a deficiency found during a recent fire sprinkler inspection. Keeping spare parts on-site is a key NFPA 25 requirement and ensures quick response in the event of a sprinkler activation.

Our team recently completed a service visit to an educational facility, where we replaced a few outdated pressure gauges on both the fire pump and jockey pump controllers. Accurate pressure readings are critical for maintaining fire protection system performance and ensuring compliance with NFPA standards.

We just completed a quarterly NFPA 25 inspection of a wet fire sprinkler system and standpipe system at a local medical office. Our technicians ensured all components were functioning properly and compliant with current fire safety standards.

We just completed a fire sprinkler service call at an educational building, where we replaced several sprinkler heads that required adjustment and installed missing cover plates to ensure proper fire protection and code compliance.

We recently completed a comprehensive annual NFPA 25 inspection of a wet fire sprinkler system and a standpipe system for a large educational building. Regular inspections like this are essential for maintaining code compliance, ensuring system reliability, and protecting occupants in case of fire.

We just completed a 3-year NFPA-required air leak test on a pre-action fire protection system. As part of the service, we also replaced a pressure gauge to ensure accurate system monitoring and compliance with NFPA 25 standards.

We recently replaced multiple water pressure gauges on a fire sprinkler system at a commercial property. The existing gauges were over 5 years old, resulting in a code deficiency per NFPA 25 requirements. Installing new gauges ensures accurate system monitoring and keeps the fire protection system in compliance.

We just finished servicing a 1000 GPM electric fire pump as part of the required annual inspection, testing and maintenance per NFPA 25 standards. The system was thoroughly tested to ensure it’s ready to perform when needed.

We just completed the annual NFPA 25 inspection, testing, and maintenance of a 1000 GPM electric fire pump at a commercial facility. Regular inspections like this are essential for ensuring reliable performance and code compliance in the event of an emergency.

We recently completed an NFPA 25 annual inspection of a wet fire sprinkler system and ten standpipe systems. Our team ensured all components meet current fire code requirements and are ready in the event of an emergency.

We just completed the NFPA 25-required annual test of an electric fire pump. This annual performance test verifies that the fire pump starts properly, runs efficiently, and can deliver the necessary water flow and pressure to support the building’s fire protection system.

We recently completed the replacement of multiple corroded and damaged dry sprinkler heads, which had resulted in a system deficiency. The damaged heads were replaced with new dry sidewall sprinkler heads to restore full functionality and compliance. In addition, we removed and replaced a sample batch of fast-response upright sprinkler heads that were over 20 years old. These heads are being sent out for laboratory testing in accordance with NFPA 25 inspection and testing requirements.

We recently identified a leak on a building's jockey pump and completed a full jockey pump replacement with a new unit. Jockey pumps play a key role in maintaining system pressure in fire sprinkler systems, preventing unnecessary operation of the main fire pump. Replacing damaged or leaking jockey pumps ensures reliable fire protection system performance and code compliance.

We just completed the monthly churn test on an electric fire pump, as required by NFPA 25. This routine maintenance ensures the fire pump is fully operational and ready to deliver water at the necessary pressure in the event of an emergency. Regular fire pump churn tests are a vital part of maintaining a reliable fire protection system and ensuring compliance with fire safety standards.