UL300 Kitchen & Industrial Fire Systems

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We offer specialized semi-annual and annual inspection and maintenance services for commercial kitchen fire suppression systems to ensure they are fully functional, code-compliant, and ready to respond in the event of a fire. 

Our process includes the following steps:

1. Visual Inspection
   1. Checking the overall condition of the system, and verifying that no obstructions are blocking nozzles.
   2. Ensuring that all system components are in good condition, including pipes, nozzles, and manual pull stations.
2. System Testing
   1. Testing the manual pull station to ensure it activates the system properly.
   2. Verifying the functionality of all automatic detection devices, such as fusible links or heat detectors.
   3. Ensuring the system triggers properly and suppressant agent is discharged correctly.
3. Inspection of Gas and Power Shutoff
   1. Confirming that the system is properly connected to shut off gas and electrical power sources when activated as required by code, and testing that shutdowns do occur in proper operation.
4. Extinguishing Agent Levels and Pressure
   1. Checking cylinder has correct pressure and suppressant agent to fully extinguish a fire in a commercial kitchen setting.
5. Cleaning, Maintenance, & Service
   1. Cleaning nozzle tips and removing any grease or debris buildup.
   2. Replacing fusible links or heat detectors as necessary.
   3. Verifying that proper signage is in place.
   4. Hydro-testing system cylinders if they are due for service (once every 12 years).
6. Tagging and Documentation
   1. Updating inspection tags and providing a comprehensive inspection report for fire code compliance including any deficiencies found and recommendations. We also provide system operation training for onsite personnel.

By adhering to this structured inspection and maintenance process, we ensure that your commercial kitchen fire suppression system is compliant with all relevant fire codes and standards and remains ready to protect you.

We provide a seamless and comprehensive process for upgrading or installing new fire suppression systems tailored to meet your building’s specific fire safety needs and comply with relevant codes and standards. 

Our process includes the following steps:

1. Consultation and Site Assessment
   1. We begin with an in-depth consultation to understand the specific fire risks associated with your building and equipment, and conduct a site assessment evaluating the layout, existing systems, and the hazards present.
2. Customized System Design
   1. Based on the site assessment, we design a new (or upgraded) fire suppression system tailored to your facility’s unique requirements that complies with local fire codes (NFPA, UL, FM Global) and industry best practices.
3. Code Compliance and Permitting
   1. Before installation, we handle all the necessary paperwork to ensure the system design is approved by the appropriate fire marshal/jurisdiction and that the system meets all regulatory requirements and avoids any delays during the installation process.
4. Professional Installation
   1. Our licensed technicians carry out the installation of your fire suppression system efficiently and safely, minimizing disruption to your operations using high quality equipment and a keen attention to detail.
5. Testing and Commissioning
   1. After installation, we thoroughly test and commission the fire suppression system to ensure it functions correctly and meets all regulatory requirements. We also conduct training sessions for your staff, ensuring they know how the system works and what to do in case of an activation.
6. Ongoing Maintenance and Support
   1. After commissioning, we offer ongoing maintenance services to keep your fire suppression system in optimal working condition, and we provide immediate response services for any system issues that arise.

Our end-to-end fire suppression system installation and upgrade process ensures your property is fully protected, compliant with all fire safety codes, and ready to respond effectively in the event of a fire.