Residential fire sprinkler inspections
Protecting Lives & Property
Coastwest Fire specializes in testing, maintaining, and inspecting your home fire sprinkler system. Our detailed inspection process goes through a visual inspection of all sprinklers and exposed piping to verify code compliancy before water flow & fire alarm testing to ensure the system will function as designed in the event of a fire. Each valve will be labeled with signs and explained in detail of how they function so you know how the fire sprinkler system works and what to do in the event of an emergency.
After the inspection is completed our company will provide an inspection report with full details of the results. The backside of this report will have specific details unique to your home with step by step instructions on how to continue testing & maintenance moving forward. These inspection reports are customized for each home inspection we perform and can be given to your insurance company or used as an important document if selling or buying a house.
After years or even decades with no inspections on these fire sprinkler systems, they begin to have deficiencies. Examples of deficiencies are recalled fire sprinklers, painted concealed sprinkler covers that seal the sprinklers above ceilings, pipe supply corroded to the point of zero water flow, alarm devices that don't activate in the event of a fire, dehydrated cpvc plastic pipe causing water leaks, and even valves closed on the water supply leaving the system unable to function if needed.
The importance of understanding where the on/off valve and other components are located can make all the difference. If a sprinkler is accidentally damaged by the grandkids playing soccer inside the house, do you know where the valve is to turn the water off preventing extreme water damage? Also if somebody accidentally shut the water valve, the fire damage could be devastating if not life threatening.
Every home is different, so we give you a free, no-obligation quote before we start. Single-family homes, condos, townhomes, and HOA communities are all welcome.
Contact us for your inspection today!