Orange County Fire Sprinkler Systems

We are able to install, inspect, service, and repair all types of fire sprinklers.

Dry Pipe

Buildings found in low-temperature areas or settings are an ideal candidate for a dry standpipe system. Pressurized air or nitrogen gas is contained in the pipes which are connected to a water source. upon fire activation, this air or gas is discharged from the pipes, allowing the water to flow through the piping into the sprinkler heads.

Wet Pipe

These systems are cost-efficient and a low-maintenance solution.  These are also some of the most common systems due to quick reaction time. Water is constantly flowing in these systems. The fire sprinkler heads will instantly react when the heat threshold is broken, causing them to activate. These are ideal for high rises and office building structures.

Pre-Action

Pre-Action systems are ideal for buildings or settings where unnecessary water damage can be problematic and costly, such as locations with heavy electronics like laboratories or data centers. Consider these systems as a hybrid of wet and dry pipe. The pre-action valve will activate when an independent monitoring or detection system, such as a smoke or heat detector, detects a fire. Once the valve opens, water flows into the dry pipe into the sprinkler head.

Deluge

These systems are ideal for buildings that have a bigger potential for fires spreading quickly, such as industrial locations or high-rise buildings. This system features unpressurized dry piping and open sprinkler heads. An external or independent heat or smoke sensor is required to activate the deluge valve which will release water into the piping.