We have technical expertise sharpened by years of experience installing fire sprinkler systems in residential facilities such as high-rises, multi-family apartments, and condominiums, as well as large custom and small single-family homes.
Our experienced professionals are fully knowledgeable of the unique code requirements that govern the installation of fire protection systems in residential projects, an important advantage that saves our clients time, money, and worry.
- Home fire sprinklers can contain and may even extinguish a fire in less time than it would take the fire department to arrive on the scene.
- Nationwide, more than 4,000 people die in fires each year. Fire sprinklers save lives, reduce property loss and can even help cut homeowner insurance premiums.
What are the benefits of residential fire sprinklers?
- Safer Fire Service
The risk for firefighters decreases when home sprinklers are in use because sprinklers reduce the intensity of the fire by dousing the flame earlier. - Fast Response
Modern residential sprinklers are designed to respond to fire faster than commercial or industrial sprinkler systems, because they are more sensitive to heat. - Aesthetically Pleasing
Home fire sprinklers are smaller and less conspicuous than commercial or industrial types. Some color variations are available and some can be installed flush with the ceiling. - Reliable
Sprinkler systems exceed a 95 percent “fail-safe” status in laboratory testing. Sprinklers are individually activated only if there is a fire in which the heat escalates past that sprinkler’s trigger point. - Investment Protection
Sprinklers can prevent devastating home damage by extinguishing flames quickly. Sprinklers can limit the damage caused by smoke and fire and are less damaging than water damage caused by firefighting hose lines. - Simple Installation
Installing a home sprinkler system to a home that is under construction or being remodeled requires minimal extra piping and labor and greatly increases the safety of residents. - Low Water Requirement
Residential fire sprinklers can be connected to the domestic water supply and require less water than commercial and industrial systems. - Low Cost
A sprinkler system costs about $1.61 per square foot. This cost is about the same as upgraded cabinets or carpet. - Lower Insurance
Installing a sprinkler system has the potential to lower insurance rates by 5-15% by meeting code requirements.