NFPA-25

Sprinklers

Inspection, testing and maintenance of your water-based fire sprinkler systems to NFPA-25. Service offered in Quebec City, Levis and the surrounding region.

What it covers

A sprinkler system only protects your building if it is in good condition and ready to operate. We inspect, test and maintain water-based fire sprinkler systems in line with NFPA-25. The service is for owners and managers of commercial, industrial and institutional buildings who need to keep their system working and documented. This work is often carried out with our specialized partners.

Why it is required

A faulty sprinkler head, valve or gauge can compromise the building's protection at the moment it is needed. NFPA-25 governs the inspection, testing and maintenance of water-based systems, and the applicable regulation requires that it be followed. A steady program helps you meet your obligations and keeps you ready to answer to insurers and the authorities having jurisdiction.

Frequency :Intervals vary by component (weekly, monthly, quarterly, annual), as required by the applicable standard and regulation.

What we do

  • Visual inspection of sprinkler heads, piping and supports
  • Checking control valves and their position
  • Reading and verifying gauges and system pressures
  • Flow tests and functional tests depending on the component
  • Checking accessories (alarm bell, fire department connections)
  • Identifying and documenting deficiencies with recommendations

What you receive

  • Detailed inspection report compliant with NFPA-25
  • Corrective action letter where applicable
  • Deficiency and deadline tracking on screen in the Canuck360 portal
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Frequently asked questions

How often should a sprinkler system be inspected?

Intervals vary by component. Some checks are weekly or monthly, others quarterly or annual. We set the schedule that fits your installation, as required by the applicable standard and regulation.

What happens if you find a deficiency?

We record it in the report with a clear recommendation, and it shows up in your Canuck360 portal. You know exactly what to fix, and we can plan the repairs with you.

Do you do the work yourselves?

Depending on the type of installation and test, we handle the work ourselves or with our specialized partners. Either way, you have a single point of contact and a complete record.

Where are my reports kept?

Your PDF reports, corrective action letters and deficiency tracking are in the Canuck360 client portal, along with any partner firm's original report and your upcoming deadlines.

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