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Fire Pump Inspections & Testing

Your building may be fully equipped with a sprinkler system. But in some cases, that may not be enough. Fire pumps are essential to fire suppression in many types of buildings.

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The Importance of Your Fire Pump

It doesn’t matter how sophisticated your sprinkler system is; if there isn’t enough pressure to supply the sprinklers with water, you’re in trouble. That’s why fire pumps are critical in buildings that are susceptible to low water pressure, such as factories with huge square footage or high-rise buildings. That’s why we’re committed to providing exceptional repair and inspection services to buildings that employ fire pumps.

When you partner with AAA Fire, you ensure that your fire pump will work should the time come. You’ll also be making a shrewd investment – after all, fire pumps can last 20 years if regularly tested and maintained. Whether you’re in need of an inspection ASAP or simply looking to get one thing off your plate, our certified technicians are here to help.

When You Work with AAA Fire Protection

Fire Pump Inspections

Your fire pump may need an inspection if you notice any unusual leaks, noises, or vibrations. Our inspections typically require two technicians, and last about two hours. We’ll help identify the source of the issue and repairs that need to be made, which we can also assist with. Testing protocol is the same for all types of fire pumps, so we can handle whichever pump your building employs.

Fire Pump Repairs

If your fire pump needs a repair, we’ll send two of our certified factory-trained pump technicians to your building. However, if your fire pump is particularly small, only one technician may be required. Most repairs entail replacement of packings, bearings, or packing glands. Repairs normally take between four and six hours for our technicians to complete. We’ll then test your pump to ensure that everything is working properly.

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WHY AAA FIRE

Our story began in 1954. Family-owned and operated with headquarters in Seattle for over 60 years, we’ve grown to become a name synonymous with fire protection in the Northwest. Providing one of the most comprehensive service and product offerings in the region, backed by the largest fleet of service technicians, we stand ready.

WHEN IS A FIRE PUMP NECESSARY?

HOW LONG SHOULD A FIRE PUMP LAST?

WHERE DO FIRE PUMPS GET WATER FROM?

It varies. Some fire pumps get their water from municipal water supplies, while others tap into ponds or water tanks.
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Working With AAA Fire Protection

We have been doing business with AAA Fire Protection for quite a few years. Their service techs are knowledgeable, friendly and take the time to answer questions and propose recommendations. I see no reason to change company's anytime in the future. Good service is not always easy to find so when you do, it makes life just a little bit easier.

Calene JensenClough Condos

AAA Fire Protection crew were very professional and helpful. They were on time and conducted their business with the up most class. I would recommend anyone looking for protection make sure you locate AAA Fire Protection for all you fire safety needs. Thanks AAA good looking out.

Jason LakmanNorth Hill Apartments

We've used AAA Fire Protection for longer than the 27 years I've worked here. We don't have to remember - they show up when it's time to service our fire extinguishers, replace them as needed, and make other suggestions as needed. We've been very happy with them!

Lenna Southland

I've used AAA at most of the multifamily communities I've worked at in Seattle and have been quite happy to work with their teams. The techs are always a delight to have on site, their support team members have been very helpful over the phone, and the office personnel are professional and courteous. They keep us on track with our inspections and help us to make sure our staff and residents are safe. Thanks for being great to work with!

Melissa Moore

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