Just wrapped up an NFPA annual fire pump inspection on an electric fire pump system requiring a frac tank for testing.

Just finished relocating a fire sprinkler head for a local business space undergoing renovations. The sprinkler head needed to be repositioned to accommodate the new layout and keep the fire protection system properly aligned with the project.

We recently conducted a comprehensive annual NFPA inspection and testing of an electric fire pump. This involved a thorough examination of the pump's components, including the motor, control panel, and discharge piping. We verified the pump's operational status, checked for any signs of wear or damage, and ensured all safety mechanisms were functioning correctly. The inspection confirmed the system is fully operational and compliant with NFPA standards, ensuring reliable fire protection.

We successfully replaced a malfunctioning dry valve with a high-quality Victaulic valve. The old valve had ceased to operate effectively, so we carefully removed it and installed the new one. We ensured the new valve was securely connected and aligned with the existing piping system. After installation, we conducted a thorough inspection of the entire system to confirm that all components were functioning correctly and that there were no leaks or operational issues.

We just finished replacing multiple sections of piping on a fire pump test header that had developed pinhole leaks. The damaged piping was removed and replaced to help ensure the fire pump testing system is operating properly and reliably.

We were out today completing the NFPA annual inspection on a wet sprinkler system and standpipe system. We went through the equipment and performed the required testing to verify everything was in good working order.

Completed an NFPA annual inspection, examining a wet sectional system, two dry sprinkler systems, and a standpipe system. All components were thoroughly checked and tested for optimal functionality.

We just finished up the NFPA annual fire sprinkler inspection for a commercial property, including the wet pipe sprinkler system, dry pipe sprinkler system, and standpipe system. Everything was inspected and checked to help ensure the fire protection systems are operating properly and ready when needed.

We recently inspected a wet fire sprinkler system with multiple floor control valve assemblies, checking the system to help ensure everything is in proper working order.

We recently completed the required NFPA 25 five-year internal inspection of a wet pipe fire sprinkler system, including the internal inspection of the backflow preventer and a hydrostatic test of the fire department connection (FDC).

Our team just performed the required NFPA annual inspection of a wet pipe fire sprinkler system, a pre-action fire sprinkler system, and two standpipe systems. Routine inspections help verify that these critical fire protection systems are operating properly and remain compliant with applicable NFPA standards.

Another successful NFPA annual inspection completed! We performed the required annual inspection of a wet pipe fire sprinkler system, a dry pipe fire sprinkler system, and two standpipe systems to help ensure they remain code compliant and ready to operate when needed.

Another comprehensive fire protection inspection completed! Our team recently completed a full range of required NFPA inspections and testing for a commercial facility to help ensure its fire protection systems remain compliant and ready to perform. The project included the 5-year internal inspection of both the wet pipe and dry pipe fire sprinkler systems, as well as the 5-year internal inspection of the backflow prevention device. We also performed the required 3-year full trip test and 3-year air leak test on the dry pipe sprinkler system, completed the annual forward flow test of the backflow prevention device, replaced outdated pressure gauges, and installed missing control valve identification signs.

Completed repairs to a dry pipe fire sprinkler system today. The work included replacing a faulty priming manifold, replacing a section of corroded galvanized main piping, and installing a new drum drip assembly. The system was tested and returned to service following completion of the repairs.

Just completed the replacement of corroded standpipe piping and hose valves, followed by a hydrostatic pressure test to verify system integrity and proper operation.

We quickly replaced a damaged fire sprinkler head caused by an accidental impact. Ensuring the system's functionality and code compliance is crucial for optimal fire protection.

Just completed replacing OS&Y valves with new butterfly valves as part of a fire sprinkler system upgrade.

Completed the annual NFPA inspection of four wet fire sprinkler systems today. Inspected control valves, sprinkler piping, alarm devices, and pressure gauges to verify all systems are operating properly and remain compliant with current fire protection standards.

Just finished servicing the air maintenance device on a dry fire sprinkler system. Adjusted and tested the device to help maintain proper air pressure throughout the system and ensure reliable operation of the dry pipe valve.

Finished up an NFPA annual inspection on a wet fire sprinkler system today. Checked system piping, control valves, water flow alarms, and pressure gauges to make sure the system is in good working condition and compliant with NFPA standards.

Just finished replacing a section of corroded sprinkler pipe along with a leaking sprinkler head. Everything was upgraded with new materials and tested to ensure the fire sprinkler system is leak-free, reliable, and up to code.

Just completed a fire sprinkler modification to match a new ceiling layout. We removed an existing upright sprinkler head and installed a pendant sprinkler head to properly align with the new ACT (acoustical ceiling tile) ceiling.

We recently completed the replacement of a leaking section of 8-inch sprinkler main piping, restoring full system integrity and reliability. Our team quickly identified the issue, removed the damaged pipe, and installed new, durable piping to ensure proper water flow and fire protection performance.

We recently completed the replacement of 2" and 3" fire sprinkler piping after identifying and repairing a leak in the system. Our team ensured the new piping was installed efficiently and meets current safety and performance standards, helping restore full reliability to the fire protection system.

We just completed the installation of a new jockey pump and controller for a fire protection system. A jockey pump plays a critical role in maintaining consistent pressure in a fire sprinkler system, helping prevent unnecessary starts of the main fire pump and keeping the system ready at all times. With the new pump and controller installed, this system is now running more efficiently and reliably.