Republic Fire - Sprinkler System Inspections

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Inspection, Testing & Maintenance

Republic Fire provides nationwide fire sprinkler testing and inspection services. Our highly trained and certified technicians test and inspect fire sprinkler systems to properly identify and resolve problems reducing risk to property and personnel.  Republic Fire recommends following NFPA25, the National Standard for Inspection, Testing and Maintenance of Water-Based Fire Protection Systems, as the basis to ensure proper performance of system components.

Typical Inspections Services Offered:

1. Anti-freeze sprinkler

1. Backflow prevention testing
2. Corrosion evaluation

1. Deluge sprinkler
2. Dry pipe sprinkler
3. Extinguishing systems:
4. Fire pump testing
5. Five year inspection
6. OS&Y Valves Repair/Install
7. Pre-action sprinkler
8. Private fire service main testing
9. Standpipe system testing
10. Wet pipe sprinkler

Republic Fire follows a predefined checklist of service during our inspections to ensure compliance that can include:

1. Evaluate your fire protection water supply for corrosive potential
2. Check site conditions or clearance problems that might compromise system performance
3. Checking sprinkler heads and control valves for position, condition, accessibility and signage
4. Conducting required water-flow tests
5. Inspecting Fire Department connections
6. Testing sprinkler alarm components
7. Check access doors, hydrants and fire department ("Siamese") connections free of snow and ice accumulation
8. Check all fire protection control equipment clear and accessible
9. Check temperature above 40 F (4C) in areas with wet pipe sprinkler systems
10. Check temperature above 40 F (4C) in valve rooms and electric fire pump enclosures
11. Check temperature above 70 F (21C) in diesel fire pump rooms
12. Check dry system low point drains before freezing weather
13. Checking reserve supply of sprinkler heads
14. Inspecting visible piping hangers, drain valves and gauges
15. Testing air compressors, pre-action valves, pilot lines and solenoid strainers
16. Testing low-pressure alarms, supervisory circuits and auxiliary functions
17. Inquiring about system modifications, obstructions or changes in storage
18. Tagging devices and performing required record-keeping
19. Provide a detailed Inspection report explaining deficiencies and recommending corrective action

For more information regarding fire alarm installation or inspection services please contact our service department at (877) 749.FIRE (3473) or email us at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.