How We Help Your Facility
Commercial fire suppression systems are designed to detect and control fires in high-risk areas where standard sprinklers may not provide adequate protection. We inspect cylinders, detection components, nozzles, release mechanisms, and manual activation devices to confirm proper operation and code compliance.
In addition to suppression systems, we also provide fire extinguisher, fire alarm, fire sprinkler, and backflow services. Whether you need semi-semi-annual inspections, code-required maintenance, or help identifying the right suppression system for your facility, our team can help.
What's Included
- Annual suppression system inspections
- System testing and operational verification
- Cylinder weight and pressure checks
- Nozzle and detection line inspection
- Release mechanism and pull station testing
- Code compliance documentation and reporting
- Maintenance and corrective repairs
- New system installation and upgrades
Facilities & Service Area
Facilities We Serve
- Restaurants
- Commercial Kitchens
- Paint Booths
- Industrial Facilities
- Auto Body Shops
- Spray Areas
- Warehouses
- Special Hazard Facilities
Service Area
- Logan & Cache Valley
- Ogden / Layton / Bountiful
- Salt Lake City / Provo / Lehi
- Brigham City / Box Elder
- Tremonton / Garland
- Bear Lake / Garden City
- Preston / Montpelier, ID
- Star Valley / SW Wyoming
- + Surrounding Areas
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of fire suppression systems do you service?
We service wet chemical kitchen hood suppression systems, dry chemical systems, and other special hazard suppression applications. If you're not sure what you have, we can assess it.
How often should a fire suppression system be inspected?
Most commercial suppression systems require semi-annual or semi-annual inspection depending on system type and local code.
Do you service kitchen hood suppression systems?
Yes. We inspect, test, maintain, and repair kitchen hood suppression systems for restaurants and commercial cooking environments of all sizes.
What happens during a suppression system inspection?
We inspect all cylinders, nozzles, detection lines, piping, fusible links, manual pull stations, and control components to verify the system will activate correctly.
Can you install a new fire suppression system?
Yes. We provide installation services for new suppression systems and can help determine the correct system type for your hazard area.