Inspections & Testing
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INSPECTIONS & TESTING
Your fire detection and prevention systems are the first line of defense in your commercial property. You need to trust your systems to work… even when you are not there.
This is why complete inspection and testing procedures are important for fire alarm systems, sprinkler systems, kitchen hood suppression systems, and other fire protection systems. At Northern Fire Inspection, we provide end-to-end inspection and testing services in line with National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) guidelines, keeping you safe and your properties, secure.
Per NFPA standards, fire alarms should be inspected by a certified expert quarterly or annually, depending on the nature of the alarm installed.
Fire sprinklers require monthly, quarterly, annual, and 5-Year inspections to detect sprinkler line leaks, test the system for proper water supply at the right pressure, and confirm that other parts of the system are in perfect working condition.
Our Services
Our California-licensed experts will inspect and test your systems, ensuring they are NFPA compliant, adhere to the Fire Department requirements, and most importantly, are in good working condition to keep you safe in the event of a fire emergency.
Are your systems due for inspection or testing and do you need to speak with an expert?
Call 916-457-2232 for any questions or requests about your system and any inspections you need help with.
Frequently Asked Questions
A fire inspection is an intensive examination of your property’s fire protection systems like fire alarms, sprinklers, and emergency lighting.
It should be conducted regularly to ensure everything is up to code. While most people prefer to carry out inspections annually, certain systems may require more frequent inspections.
The best way to ensure compliance is by consulting a licensed fire protection company with a good grasp of the specific regulations in your area.
This company will conduct tests and inspections in line with local and state requirements, helping you stay up to code.
Once every 5 years, there must be a visual inspection of the fire sprinkler pipes to check for corrosion, dirt buildup, and the overall effectiveness of the sprinkler system.