00 — New construction
Sprinklers for new construction.
The best time to protect a building is while it is going up.
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Designed with the building
A new building lets the sprinkler system be planned together with the structure. Our engineers offer code-based and performance-based design, facility assessments and fire and building code compliance review, so the system fits the building and the goals you need to meet.
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Installed by the team that designed it
Solution Fire Prevention’s experience covers the installation of wet and dry pipe sprinkler systems, the extension of existing sprinkler piping and hazard assessment. The same company that designs the system installs it, tests it and commissions it.
- 01Wet and dry pipe sprinkler systems
- 02Fire alarm and mass notification
- 03Testing and commissioning
- 04Records and follow-up inspections
The build sequence
Protected as it goes up.
- 01
Plan with the architect
Design coordinated with the structure, with code review and gap analysis.
- 02
Rough-in
Mains, risers and branch lines installed as the building goes up.
- 03
Heads and trim
Sprinkler heads placed once ceilings and finishes allow.
- 04
Test and commission
System tested and commissioned before occupancy.
- 05
Follow-up
Scheduled inspection and maintenance after handover.
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Commercial projects and new homes
For a new commercial building, installing a reliable sprinkler system provides an important level of protection. For a new home, a comprehensive sprinkler system is a decision you will not regret. We work throughout Massachusetts.
FAQ
New construction: your questions
As early as possible, so the sprinkler design is coordinated with the building design. Call us when you start planning.
Yes. We design, install, service and inspect fire sprinklers.
Our engineering services include fire protection system design, acquisition, testing and commissioning.
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