We specialize in the installation and maintenance of fire suppression systems for commercial and industrial locations, ensuring that all systems are tested and inspected on a semi-annual basis as required. Our team of skilled flame suppression technicians is equipped to install a variety of systems, including Kitchen/UL-300 Suppression, CO2 Fire Suppression Systems, Foam Suppression, Clean Agent Flame Suppression, and Vehicle Fire Suppression.

We collaborate with industries of all kinds, which is why we have a diverse team of technicians committed to delivering the highest quality service to meet your specific needs.

Protect Your Property and People

Ensuring the safety of your property and everyone inside is essential, which is why fire safety systems are so important. Installing and maintaining reliable fire suppression systems helps minimize the risk of fire-related damage, protect valuable assets, and, most importantly, save lives. With professional fire suppression services, you can have peace of mind knowing that you’re well-prepared to handle emergencies efficiently and effectively.

Kitchen/UL-300 Fire Suppression

Clean Agent Fire Suppression

CO2 Fire Suppression

Kitchen Hood Fire Suppression System

Dry Chemical Fire Suppression

Vehicle Fire Suppression

Foam Fire Suppression

Room Integrity Testing

Watering mist systems

Types of Suppression Systems

The Kitchen/UL-300 Suppression system is specifically designed to protect commercial kitchens from the unique fire risks associated with cooking appliances and grease-laden environments. By utilizing advanced technology and specialized agents, this system swiftly detects and suppresses fires, minimizing damage and ensuring the safety of kitchen staff and patrons.

Its rapid response capabilities make it an indispensable safeguard for any food service establishment, providing peace of mind and regulatory compliance.

When it comes to clean agent suppression systems, they’re engineered to swiftly extinguish fires while minimizing damage to sensitive equipment and materials. Using environmentally friendly agents that leave no residue, these systems are ideal for protecting critical assets like data centers, laboratories, and museums.

Their fast-acting and residue-free properties make them an essential choice for safeguarding valuable assets and maintaining business continuity in the event of a fire emergency.

CO2 Suppression systems are designed to rapidly suppress fires by flooding the protected area with carbon dioxide gas, displacing oxygen and smothering the flames. Ideal for high-risk environments such as industrial facilities, power plants, and engine rooms, CO2 systems offer quick and effective flame suppression without leaving behind any residue.

Their ability to swiftly extinguish fires makes them a reliable choice for protecting valuable assets and ensuring the safety of personnel in critical environments.

Dry chemical suppression systems utilize dry chemical agents to extinguish fires by interrupting the chemical reaction of the fire triangle—fuel, heat, and oxygen. These systems are versatile and effective for combating Class A, B, and C fires, making them suitable for a wide range of applications, including industrial facilities, warehouses, and commercial kitchens.

With their rapid response and ability to cover large areas, dry chemical suppression systems provide reliable fire protection, minimizing damage and reducing downtime in the event of a fire emergency.

fire extinguish equipment and hose on wall

Fire Suppression Room Integrity Testing

This is a vital aspect when it comes to flame suppression system maintenance. This type of test ensures that enclosed spaces remain adequately sealed to contain fire suppressant agents effectively. By evaluating the air tightness of the enclosure, this testing assesses the integrity of the room’s structure, including walls, ceilings, floors, and doors. This process helps verify that the room can maintain the required concentration of suppression agents for a specified duration, enhancing the overall effectiveness of the fire protection system.

How does a fire suppression system function to control and extinguish fires?

A fire suppression system detects fires through various methods, such as heat, smoke, or flame sensors. Once a fire is identified, the system works to control it by cooling the flames, smothering them by removing oxygen, or interrupting the chemical reaction that fuels the fire. It accomplishes this by releasing agents like water, foam, gas, or chemicals to extinguish the flames. These systems help prevent the spread of fire and may also alert emergency services.

Fire Suppression Systems FAQs

Ideally, flame suppression systems should be inspected annually by certified technicians to identify and address any potential issues before they become problems.

By installing a flame suppression system, you can ensure compliance, minimize damage, and keep your business safe and operating efficiently.

Yes, there are regulations that must be followed, such as NFPA 13 for sprinkler systems and NFPA 200 for flame suppression systems. These guidelines ensure proper installation, inspection, and maintenance, guaranteeing the systems function effectively and meet safety standards.

If a fire suppression system is activated or malfunctions, immediately evacuate the premises, contact emergency services, and inform a qualified technician to conduct an inspection and necessary repairs.