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1. Why are regular fire sprinkler inspections necessary?Regular inspections are critical for ensuring the functionality and compliance of your system with local regulations, such as NFPA 25. At Active Fire Sprinkler, we offer annual and quarterly inspections to keep your systems fully operational, meeting both safety standards and insurance requirements.
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2. How often do I need to inspect my fire sprinkler system?Fire sprinklers should be inspected annually, but depending on the system's type and local code requirements, some components may need more frequent attention. We provide inspection schedules tailored to meet both NFPA and Florida state codes.
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3. What is backflow testing, and how does it relate to my fire sprinkler system?Backflow testing ensures that contaminated water does not flow back into the public water supply. This is especially important for fire sprinkler systems connected to potable water sources. Active Fire Sprinkler offers certified annual backflow testing to comply with local health and safety regulations.
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4. What types of fire sprinkler systems do you install?We install a variety of systems, including wet pipe, dry pipe, and pre-action fire sprinklers, designed to fit residential, commercial, and industrial needs. Whether you're outfitting a new building or upgrading an old system, we’ll guide you to the right solution.
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5. How can I tell if my backflow preventer is functioning properly?Signs of a failing backflow preventer include irregular water pressure, discoloration, or leakage. Our team at Active Fire Sprinkler conducts routine inspections and testing to ensure your backflow preventer is operating efficiently and remains compliant with local ordinances.
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6. What is a Reduced Pressure Principle Assembly (RPZ), and do I need one?An RPZ is a type of backflow preventer designed for high-risk situations, protecting against backpressure and backsiphonage. If your business involves hazardous materials, you will likely need an RPZ, and we can handle both its installation and annual testing.
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7. Can you provide emergency fire sprinkler repairs?Yes! Active Fire Sprinkler offers 24/7 emergency repair services throughout South Florida. We can fix leaks, replace malfunctioning components, and ensure your system is fully operational in no time.
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8. What causes a “spitting” action from my backflow preventer’s relief valve?A spitting relief valve could indicate pressure fluctuations or a minor issue with the assembly. Our experienced technicians can inspect the system to identify the cause and perform necessary repairs to restore proper function.
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9. What services do you offer for backflow systems?At Active Fire Sprinkler, we provide installation, testing, repairs, and maintenance for backflow prevention systems. Whether you're a commercial business or a residential property, our team ensures your system complies with local codes and standards.
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10. What should I do if my fire sprinkler system leaks?Contact us immediately! Leaks can compromise the entire system. Active Fire Sprinkler specializes in detecting leaks, conducting repairs, and preventing further damage. Our 24/7 emergency services ensure that your system is always in top condition.
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