Ensure compliance with National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) standards with sprinkler inspection services from AAA Fire Protection. Our comprehensive process checks for calibration issues, lingering debris, and other impediments to help keep your fire sprinkler system operating for years to come. From long-standing systems to newly designed setups, our licensed technicians can spot any issues, provide next steps, and set up your fire sprinkler system for long-term success.
Internal Sprinkler Pipe Inspections
Internal Pipe Inspection
Our end-to-end process leaves no stone unturned. From the fire department connection to the sprinkler head itself, our fully licensed technicians check every inch to help you stay NFPA-compliant and keep occupants safe from potential dangers.
Internal Pipe Maintenance
Our technicians will check your sprinkler pipes for corrosion, debris, and other impediments that can prevent adequate flow to your entire system. They will also look at multiple components, including control valves and gauges, to see if any recalibrations are necessary for long-term savings.
Internal Pipe Repair
Damaged pipes and corrosion can lead to expensive utility costs and worse: an ineffective sprinkler system. If we come across serious damage, our licensed technicians will work to remove corrosive sections, clean off dirty connections, and repair broken pipes as needed.
The Benefits of Our Five-Year Sprinkler Test and Inspection
When a fire breaks out, having a reliable sprinkler system is key to avoiding injuries and permanent damage to property. By making sure that your sprinkler pipes are in excellent condition and meet NFPA standards, AAA Fire Protection sets you up for safety and success. Our fire protection specialists will point out any significant faults and make the necessary repairs to keep your system in compliance for the next five years. Without this critical five-year fire sprinkler inspection, building owners can be subject to numerous fines and legal issues. Our technicians can check for numerous issues to help you maintain a system that continues to work with current standards.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
WHAT CAN CAUSE OBSTRUCTIONS IN PIPES?
Wood, MIC, rust, sludge, or any type of foreign debris can cause dangerous obstructions in pipes. Over time, these foreign particles can build up and prevent water flow, putting occupants at risk if a fire occurs within the building.
WHAT IS MIC?
MIC is an acronym for Microbiologically Influenced Corrosion, which is a reaction between bacteria and the fire sprinkler system that causes leaks and premature failure of the piping. It often looks like rust. Depending on the amount of MIC in certain sections, our technicians might need to replace specific sections to reduce the corrosion spread and to protect the rest of the system.
HOW DOES AAA FIRE PROTECTION CLEAR OBSTRUCTIONS IN PIPES?
AAA Fire Protection technicians will flush the pipes with water or use hydropneumatic removal of obstructed piping. We will also check various valves and gauges to ensure that they are fully functional and calibrated in the event of a fire. Inaccurate measurements can lead to a slower response time for the system, which can put people and the building itself in a more dangerous situation.
