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We have 10 in-house design Engineers, 2 in-house Expediters, and 1 in-house Director of Safety
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We do a variety of installation work, including high-rise residential, factories, warehouses, senior facilities, retail, etc.
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We use our expertise to your advantage; we find design errors and coordination conflicts before our pipe is installed, resulting in cost and time savings
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Senior management holds Fire Protection Engineering Degrees from the University of Maryland (the only accredited school in the country with this program)
FIRE SPRINKLER SYSTEM INSTALLATION NYC
Are you considering new construction, alterations, or retrofits to your building?
From consultation to designs and engineering to installation, our experienced team can assist you with new installations of all types of fire protection systems from start to finish.
Need to comply with Local Law 26? We're here to help.
Local Law 26/04 requires all office buildings 100 feet or more in height to have a Full Fire Sprinkler System by July 1, 2019.
Are you based in New York City or Northern New Jersey?
We work with commercial, industrial and residential customes in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Bronx, Staten Island, Long Island, Westchester and Northern New Jersey.
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THE PROCESS
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What happens after my fire sprinkler system installation is complete?
Sprinkler systems must be regularly inspected, tested, and maintained to make sure it is in proper working condition.
If I have a smoke alarm installed, is that enough protection?
No. While smoke alarms are essential, they do not provide enough protection. They are only warning signals and do not help contain or extinguisher the fire like fire sprinkler systems can.
In the event of a fire, will the water damage from the sprinkler system be worse than the fire damage?
Sprinklers work quickly to control the heat and smoke caused by the fire. The water damage will be less extensive than the water damage from fire-fighting hose lines.
What is Local Law 26?
The retroactive requirements pertaining to fire sprinkler systems states that all office buildings -100- feet or more in height are to be fully sprinklered by July 1, 2019.