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Different suppression systems require different specialists. Browse by system type to find contractors with the right expertise for your facility.
Wet Pipe Sprinkler Systems
NFPA 25The most common fire suppression system — always charged with water and ready to discharge instantly.
Kitchen Hood Suppression Systems
NFPA 96Code-required suppression for commercial cooking equipment — restaurants, cafeterias, and food service facilities.
Dry Pipe Sprinkler Systems
NFPA 25Air- or nitrogen-charged systems designed for unheated spaces where wet pipe would freeze.
Clean Agent Systems
Electrically non-conductive, leaves no residue — protects electronics, archives, and sensitive equipment.
FM-200 Systems
Fast-acting HFC-227ea gaseous agent — the leading clean agent choice for data centers and server rooms.
Pre-Action Systems
NFPA 25Two-step activation prevents accidental discharge — the standard for data centers, museums, and cold storage.
Deluge Systems
NFPA 15All heads open simultaneously — used in high-hazard areas requiring immediate, total-zone suppression.
CO₂ Suppression Systems
NFPA 12Carbon dioxide systems suppress fire by displacing oxygen — effective for industrial equipment and enclosed spaces.
Foam Suppression Systems
NFPA 11Smothers flammable liquid fires — required in fuel storage, aviation hangars, and loading facilities.
Standpipe Systems
NFPA 14Vertical pipe systems with hose connections for firefighter operations in high-rise and large-footprint buildings.
Halon Replacement Systems
Compliant modern agents for legacy halon installations — aircraft, military, and heritage suppression systems.
Special Hazard Systems
Custom-engineered suppression for unique fire risks outside standard system categories.