Sprinkler Inspections
Quarterly and annual inspections and tests under NFPA 25, documented in a report you can hand to the fire marshal or your insurance carrier.
Fire sprinkler systems
Fire Sprinkler Inspection, Repair and Installation in Texas
Wet and dry pipe systems for commercial buildings and homes in Austin, San Antonio, Houston, and Dallas. Inspected on schedule, repaired by the same crew, and covered 24/7.
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Why it matters
A Sprinkler System Only Counts If It Works
Sprinklers sit untouched for years, which is exactly why they need regular inspection. A closed valve, a corroded head, or a dry pipe valve that will not trip can leave a building unprotected without anyone knowing.
We keep commercial and residential systems inspected, tested, and repaired to the schedule your fire marshal and insurance carrier expect. When something needs fixing, the crew that found it is the crew that fixes it.
- Wet pipe systems
- Dry pipe systems
- Commercial buildings
- Residential systems
- New construction
- Remodels and finish-outs
Sprinkler services
Inspect. Repair. Install.
Every stage of a sprinkler system's life, handled by one company.
Sprinkler Repairs
Heads, valves, gauges, leaks, and the deficiencies on your last report. We fix what the inspection found and get the system back in compliance.
Sprinkler Installation
New systems for commercial construction, tenant finish-outs, and homes, coordinated with your general contractor and your final inspection.
What we check
What a Sprinkler Inspection Covers
The exact list depends on your system and how often it is due, but a typical inspection includes:
- Control valves, confirmed open and properly secured
- Gauges, checked for normal air and water pressure
- Waterflow alarms and supervisory switches, tested
- Sprinkler heads, checked for damage, corrosion, paint, and obstructions
- Fire department connection, checked for access and condition
- Main drain test, compared against past results
- Dry pipe valve and air supply, on dry systems
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Questions
Fire Sprinkler FAQ
Most commercial sprinkler systems need a full inspection at least once a year under NFPA 25, with some components checked quarterly and others tested on longer cycles, like the five-year internal pipe assessment. Your local fire marshal enforces the schedule. We can look at your last report and tell you what is due.
Yes. We work on both wet pipe and dry pipe systems. Dry systems, common in parking garages, attics, and other spaces that can freeze, have extra parts like the dry pipe valve and air supply that need their own inspection and maintenance.
We document the deficiency, explain it in plain terms, and quote the repair. Because we do repairs as well as inspections, you do not have to bring in a second company to close it out.
Yes. We install sprinkler systems in commercial buildings and homes, and we work with general contractors on new construction, finish-outs, and remodels.
Yes. Our line is answered 24/7 for emergencies like a broken sprinkler head, a leaking riser, or a system that has been taken out of service. Call (254) 613-4231.
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Is Your Sprinkler Inspection Due?
Send us the property address and your last report if you have it. We will tell you what is due and quote the work.