We just completed the replacement of a failing check valve on a backflow prevention device and performed a full retest after the repairs were completed. The system is now operating properly and meeting required performance standards.

We just completed the weekly test of a diesel fire pump serving a temporary trailer to ensure the system is operating properly and ready in case of an emergency. Diesel fire pumps play a critical role in maintaining adequate water pressure for fire protection systems, especially in temporary structures and construction trailers where consistent fire protection is still required.

Another weekly fire pump test completed on this diesel fire pump located in a temporary fire pump trailer. Ran the pump through its weekly churn test, verified pressures, checked fuel levels, batteries, and overall operation to make sure the system is ready to perform if needed. Even in a temporary setup, routine weekly fire pump testing is critical to maintain reliability and stay compliant with NFPA requirements.

Wrapped up this week’s fire pump test on a temporary fire pump trailer. Routine testing keeps everything operating the way it should.

Weekly fire pump test completed on a temporary diesel fire pump, verifying proper operation and readiness in accordance with applicable fire protection requirements.

Completed another weekly pump test on a temporary diesel fire pump. The pump was run and inspected to verify proper operation and system readiness.

We just completed replacement of the relief valve on a 6" backflow prevention device and a full rebuild of a 3/4" backflow device. Both backflow assemblies were tested after repairs to verify proper operation and compliance.

Just completed the weekly fire pump test on a diesel fire pump housed in a temporary fire pump trailer to verify proper operation and readiness.

Just completed the removal of a corroded branch line on a fire sprinkler system and replaced it with new piping to restore proper system operation.

We recently completed a fire sprinkler repair to address a leaking sprinkler pipe. Our team replaced the damaged pipe section along with the associated fittings to restore the system to proper working condition. Quick repairs like this help ensure fire sprinkler systems remain reliable, code-compliant, and ready to perform when needed.

Our fire protection technician performed a weekly NFPA fire pump test on a diesel fire pump housed in a temporary fire pump trailer. The inspection confirmed proper engine startup, pump operation, and overall system performance to ensure the temporary fire pump remains ready for emergency use. Routine temporary fire pump trailer testing is critical during construction projects, fire pump outages, and system impairments to maintain continuous fire protection. Regular NFPA fire pump inspections and testing help ensure code compliance, reliable operation, and uninterrupted fire safety coverage.

We recently completed an NFPA quarterly fire sprinkler inspection on two wet fire sprinkler systems, along with the annual backflow prevention inspection for the property. Our technicians inspected control valves, pressure gauges, alarm devices, and backflow assemblies to ensure proper operation and compliance with NFPA 25 and backflow testing requirements. Staying current with fire sprinkler inspections and annual backflow testing helps maintain system reliability, supports code compliance, and keeps commercial fire protection systems operating as intended.

We recently completed a weekly NFPA fire pump test on a diesel fire pump installed in a temporary fire pump trailer. Our technicians verified proper engine operation, pump performance, and system readiness to ensure the temporary fire pump system remains fully operational and code compliant. Routine temporary fire pump trailer testing and maintenance is essential for construction sites, system outages, and emergency fire protection. Proper inspections help ensure reliable performance and compliance with NFPA fire pump requirements.

Weekly diesel fire pump run at Danbury hospital, on their temporary fire pump trailer

We just completed a weekly fire pump test on a temporary diesel fire pump trailer to help verify proper operation and maintain NFPA fire protection compliance. Ongoing testing helps ensure the temporary fire pump trailer remains ready to provide reliable fire protection coverage while permanent systems are out of service.

We just completed the NFPA-required weekly fire pump churn test on a temporary fire pump, verifying proper operation and compliance. Regular temporary fire pump testing and weekly churn inspections are essential to maintaining reliable fire protection while permanent systems are offline or under construction.

We recently completed the NFPA-required weekly fire pump test on a temporary fire pump unit to ensure proper operation and fire code compliance. Routine fire pump testing is critical for maintaining reliable water supply and confirming that the pump will perform as required during a fire emergency.

We just finished the replacement of an air compressor for a fire protection system. Our technicians removed the failing compressor, installed a new General Air unit, verified proper air pressure for the dry pipe system, checked all valves and supervisory signals, and confirmed the system is operating within NFPA requirements.

Just completed an NFPA annual fire hydrant flow test. Our team verified proper water flow and pressure to ensure the hydrant is fully operational and compliant with fire protection standards.

Our team just set a new fire pump to replace a failed unit at a hospital facility. During the replacement process, we maintained system protection by operating a temporary fire pump to ensure continuous fire safety coverage throughout the project.

We just completed a pipe repair in response to a service call for a leaking fire protection pipe located above the tile ceiling at a health care facility. Our team replaced the damaged pipe and fittings with new materials, fully resolving the leak and restoring the system to proper working order.

We just completed the copper piping phase of a pre-action fire sprinkler system retrofit in a local medical facility. This project involved precision work with copper piping installation to meet the strict standards required in healthcare environments. Pre-action systems are ideal for medical buildings due to their added protection against accidental discharge—critical in sensitive areas like labs and imaging rooms.

We just completed a semi-annual NFPA 25 inspection of two wet sprinkler systems at a retail location. Our certified technicians performed a full inspection to ensure both systems are in compliance with NFPA standards and operating as designed to protect the property, staff, and customers in the event of a fire.

We just completed a fire department connection (FDC) twinning project at a commercial building, improving accessibility and ensuring the property meets local fire code requirements.

When a hospital's fire pump unexpectedly failed, our team responded immediately. We quickly mobilized and installed a temporary fire pump to maintain fire protection and stay up to code while the permanent replacement pump is on order.