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Many people are familiar with the woes that come with frozen pipes during the winter months. When water freezes inside plumbing pipes it expands and solidifies, causing serious problems. Ice… Continue reading →

Think about the hazards of a frozen water pipe for a moment. When water within the pipe freezes, there’s the potential for the pipe to expand and burst – and… Continue reading →

Understanding how fire sprinkler heads work and the differences between them helps people make informed decisions about the type of sprinklers they want in their commercial and residential buildings. We… Continue reading →

If you don’t have a sprinkler stopper, then a broken sprinkler head can quickly become a disaster. For every minute that a sprinkler head is left on, 60 gallons will… Continue reading →

According to one recent study, quick response fire sprinklers can release between eight and 24 gallons of water per minute when activated. Obviously, this is a good thing if an… Continue reading →

Fire sprinklers are meant to be used as a safety feature that helps prevent fires from spreading. Although they are important life-saving features, they can end up being activated when… Continue reading →

Water damage is one of the sneakier types of destruction that can happen to a property. It doesn’t take much to cause a world of financial trouble. Restoring water damage… Continue reading →

Your fire sprinklers are effective tools that prevent injuries and property damage caused by fire. But, did you know that, 90% of the time a fire sprinkler is triggered, there… Continue reading →

Do you keep a sprinkler shut off tool nearby? If you’re the manager of a hotel or other commercial property, having a sprinkler shut off tool at the ready can… Continue reading →

Testing is not only recommended but required on all quick response sprinkler systems, according to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA). Quick response sprinklers are those most often used in… Continue reading →