Fire Sprinkler Systems

What it takes

For the lots where the brush is close.

A lot of the properties we work on back onto canyon and heavy tree cover. Two of our clients wrote reviews specifically about this system, which tells you something about how it feels to have it.

We install residential sprinkler and roof systems, alarms and detectors, sized and signed off properly rather than approximated.

Systems sized to the property, not guessed
Installed and signed off to code
Built for wildfire exposure, not just kitchen fires

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Scope

What we take on.

Sprinkler installation

Interior residential systems designed to the layout and the available water supply.

Roof sprinkler systems

External wetting systems for properties with real brush exposure.

Fire alarm systems

Wired and monitored, integrated with the rest of the house.

Smoke and heat detectors

Placed where they will actually catch something early.

Emergency lighting

Exit and escape lighting where the layout calls for it.

Testing and sign-off

Commissioned, tested and documented so it counts when it matters.

Common Questions

The things people ask us first.

Is it worth it if I am not required to have one?

Two of our clients living near heavy tree cover would say yes, and both said so publicly. Worth a conversation if you are on a canyon lot.

Will it work with my water supply?

That is the first thing we check. Supply and pressure decide what can be designed.

Does it get inspected?

Yes. We handle the permit, the testing and the sign-off.

Next step

Thinking about fire sprinklers?

We will walk the site, tell you straight what it will take, and put a real number on it. The visit and the estimate are free.