All commercial buildings require fire protection — and in most cases, fire sprinkler systems are the solution that works to protect both your property and your people. If your facility has a fire sprinkler system, you may be aware that there are some situations that...
If it’s been a while since you’ve checked in with your internal sprinkler system, you might have an inspection coming up. Here’s what you need to know about your 5 year internal sprinkler inspection: what it’s for, what to expect, and how to prepare. What Is a 5 Year...
NFPA requirements for the use of antifreeze in wet fire sprinkler systems are changing. If you have a wet fire sprinkler system, it’s important to understand what is changing on September 30, 2022, so you can ensure your system is in compliance. This article...
Your building’s fire sprinkler system is what works to keep your people and property safe. In the event of a fire, the fire sprinkler system activates to ensure anyone in the building has time to get out and to minimize damages until the fire department can...
Drum drips are an important part of a dry fire sprinkler system because they help keep the system performing as it should. But, since dry fire sprinkler systems are often installed in locations where temperatures can drop below freezing, it’s important to check...
Your building’s fire sprinkler system is essential to the health and safety of your employees and your property. While all fire sprinkler systems are designed to handle normal temperature fluctuations, you might be wondering about those pipes freezing up during...
