Wet pipe system
Water remains in the piping and discharges through a sprinkler when that sprinkler operates from heat. It is a common choice for buildings where the protected area is not exposed to freezing.
Need a fire sprinkler system? Start with a free site assessment.
We assess the site, plan the system and define the actual scope. Then we handle installation, testing, commissioning and follow-up.
- Free site assessment Start with the actual property
- Complete project scope Planning through commissioning
- Ongoing support Maintenance and BFP follow-up
Fire sprinkler system types
The right arrangement depends on the occupancy, fire hazard, water supply, building conditions and approved project requirements. We assess those details before recommending a system.
Preaction system
The piping is normally dry and a separate detection event admits water before discharge through an operated sprinkler. It adds control where unintended water release is a concern.
Deluge system
Open sprinklers or nozzles discharge together when the detection system opens the deluge valve. It is used for selected high-hazard or rapidly developing fire exposures.
From
assessment
to
handover.
We review the site, hazards, water supply and plans before defining the sprinkler-system scope and project sequence.
01
Site assessment
We review the property, current conditions, available plans and the project requirements.
02
Design & planning
We define the proposed system, layout, materials and installation scope for review.
03
Review quotation
We discuss the proposed scope, inclusions, commercial terms and any questions before approval.
04
Supply & installation
Materials, equipment and site work are coordinated against the agreed project scope.
05
Testing & commissioning
The completed installation is tested and commissioned according to the approved scope.
06
Service + BFP follow-up
We remain available to maintain the project documents and BFP-related follow-up within our scope.
Already installed?
Keep it ready.
We provide preventive maintenance for existing fire sprinkler systems, with the work based on the installed system, its condition and the agreed service scope.
- 01
Review the existing system and current site conditions.
- 02
Inspect and test the agreed components within the maintenance scope.
- 03
Document findings and identify corrective work that may be needed.
- 04
Provide follow-up service and BFP-related assistance for our scope.
Sprinkler projects,
made clear.
Straight answers about site assessments, system selection, project information, installation, maintenance and BFP-related support.
Yes. We assess the site before finalizing the project scope. This lets us review the property, available plans, existing conditions and the information needed for design and quotation.
It depends on the occupancy, fire hazard, building conditions, water supply and approved project requirements. Wet pipe is a common arrangement, while preaction and deluge systems are selected for more specific risks and operating conditions.
Send the contact person, company, phone number, email address, site location, whether it is a new installation or an existing system, and any available plans, specifications, bill of quantities or BFP comments.
Yes. Our process covers site assessment, design and planning, quotation review, supply and installation, testing and commissioning, followed by service and project support.
Yes. We provide preventive maintenance based on the installed system, its condition and the agreed scope. We can document findings and discuss corrective work when something needs attention.
We can assist with project documents, corrections and BFP-related follow-up connected to our work. Final review and approval remain with the Bureau of Fire Protection.
Completed work
Related DGRB projects
Selected DGRB projects involving this equipment or system category.
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Complete sprinkler network with pumps, 78 sprinkler heads, controls, drains, fire department connection and two existing fire-hose cabinets tied into the system.
Scope: Automatic fire sprinkler system and fire-hose cabinets
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Send the site location, sprinkler-system type, project setup and any available plans or specifications. We’ll review the details and contact you about the site assessment and next steps.