If you need to safeguard your home or business from fire, A&A Fire Protection can support you throughout the entire process. Our team provides a wide range of fire sprinkler services, all developed to keep you safe. From designing and installing sprinkler systems to scheduling required inspections or updating existing sprinklers, our system gives you the peace of mind that Read more
Success is all about partnership. From having a proper electrical system to using decor that wows clients, it’s impossible to manage all of the details needed to create a successful commercial building on your own. Whether you’re the CEO of a new business or an established organization, it’s critical that you establish and maintain all the right outside connections to Read more
Installing a fire sprinkler system in your home or business gives you a necessary advantage during a fire. The system will begin extinguishing flames as soon as a fire is detected, helping to save your belongings from being destroyed by the fire. Though often overlooked, you need to remember that water is required to put out a fire—and moisture can Read more
We all know that inspections are essential for keeping people and property safe. It’s possible that your building might not pass the test at some point. If your building inspection failed due to an improperly maintained sprinkler system, you might be asking, “what’s next?” Repairing and maintaining your sprinkler system will help you pass your next inspection. Still, it’s even Read more
Fire sprinklers save lives and property, whether in homes, offices, or other commercial spaces. Their design, placement, usage, and maintenance all contribute to your protection. To ensure that all systems are designed and installed correctly, the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) maintains standards for sprinkler systems in the United States based on engineering principles, test data, and field experience. Additionally, Read more
Implementation of fire safety measures should be at the top of the list for business owners who recently opened or renovated a brick-and-mortar space. According to a 2020 report from the National Fire Protection Association, the number of fires ignited due to new construction or renovation has increased in recent years—but that doesn’t mean they’re unpreventable. The leading causes of Read more
In your busy work environment, fire safety is probably the last thing on your mind. Between meetings, assignments, and quarterly reports, you probably forget to pencil in time to talk about fire prevention measures. As a leader in your organization, it’s crucial to stay knowledgeable about fire safety to prevent and handle emergencies. Here are some fire safety tips to Read more
Fire prevention is essential, no matter what time of year it is. It can be easy to fall victim to fire sprinkler problems without regular inspections. This type of equipment, much like any other machinery in your life, requires year-round checks to make sure they work correctly. Here are the steps that we recommend you take to keep your fire Read more
Mandated automatic fire sprinklers for residential constructions and commercial buildings are more common than you’d think. The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) just released its 2022 requirements for fire sprinkler installation, and it’s essential to review the material for any relevant updates. These parameters will help you and your team ensure maximum fire sprinkler safety and efficacy for buildings of Read more
In-person events have been long-missed over the past years, and it’s time we all got back together. For venue owners or event planners, safety should still be your top priority—in addition to creating an unforgettable evening. To make sure that everyone remains healthy and safe during your event, here are six important tips to keep top of mind: (more…)
How much do you know about the fire sprinkler system in your space? You might be surprised by some of the false information across the internet that could affect your decision to invest in high-quality fire protection. If you’re considering installing a fire sprinkler system in your building, don’t be deterred by these common myths: (more…)
According to the most recent 2020 estimate from the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), 111,000 workplace fires occur annually in the U.S., causing roughly 100 deaths, 1100 injuries, and 3.4 billion dollars in structural damage. If you’re a business owner with a brick-and-mortar retail location or office space, it’s crucial that you know which preventive measures to take against potential Read more
In any organization, each employee has a specific role or responsibility that is critical to their success. For example, an HR executive works to maintain employee wellness, while the IT manager keeps the technology equipment up to date. This microcosm of different individuals, skill sets and goals is what makes the company successful, and offers a very valuable lesson to Read more
A fire at your business could be catastrophic. Fire threatens everything it touches, from loss of materials to loss of life. According to the US Fire Administration, there were over 1.2 million fires in the US in 2019, resulting in nearly 4,000 deaths and causing 14.8 million in damage. (more…)
Fire sprinkler heads aren’t a one-size-fits-all component. A&A Fire Protection designers can select from four fire sprinkler heads with different capabilities to design your space’s safety system. We’ve outlined the four main sprinkler head types—along with a guide to components and aesthetics—for those who want to learn more about this important equipment. (more…)
Fire safety starts long before a fire could even happen. This is why insurance regulation or authorities having jurisdiction’s deficiency notice set parameters around fire sprinkler systems. Emergency risks decrease when you are fully prepared. (more…)
Sprinkler systems are one of the best ways to protect your home or business from fire danger. According to the American Fire Sprinkler Association, fire sprinklers are considered the best method to fight the spread of fires and limit property damage and fatalities. As a business owner, you need some fire protection in your office or warehouse. But how do Read more
The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) reported more than 100,000 structure fires across America in 2020, causing millions of dollars of damage. Many of those structure fires were businesses. While it’s impossible to remove all fire risks, there are ways to make your business safe. A fire suppression system, for example, can provide reliable protection for your business assets. (more…)
According to recent data from the National Fire Protection Association, local fire departments across the U.S. respond to 120,000 commercial structure fires annually. In 2019 alone, these fires were estimated to cause 110 deaths, 1200 injuries and $4.3 billion in property damage. It’s important to realize that fires can occur anytime, including after-hours, weekends or holidays when no one is Read more
In 2019, there were 120,000 fires in non-residential structures leading to 110 deaths and $4.3 billion in property damage. Fire prevention and protection programs can mitigate those losses. For example, the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) reports that sprinklers effectively control fire spread 96 percent of the time. Annual fire inspections keep businesses safe and avoid catastrophic damage. Regular inspections Read more
The kitchen is one of the most dangerous rooms in your house — making knowledge of kitchen fire safety a must for everyone. According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), cooking equipment is the leading cause of home fires and fire injuries, causing nearly half of the home fires that result in injury and death. These are frightening statistics, but Read more
You likely know that a fire alarm can save your life. But do you ever wonder just exactly how do fire alarms work? Why are they so effective? And what do I need to do to ensure they keep working? The numbers, unfortunately, don’t lie. According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), 41 percent of home fire deaths happened Read more
Fire might be closer to your business than you think. According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), a fire department in the United States responds to a fire every 24 seconds. For business owners and operators, fire safety might be far down the priority list. It’s easy to be more concerned about winning clients and keeping a business afloat Read more
So, you want to keep your space safe from fire-related accidents—you’re probably asking yourself, “how many fire extinguishers do I need?” The short answer is: it depends on the building you’re talking about! While there’s not a one-size-fits-all rule for extinguishers, there are effective frameworks that you can use to understand just how many fire extinguishers you need to ensure Read more
There’s no doubt about it—fire sprinkler systems save lives. According to data from the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), in 2010-2014, sprinklers effectively controlled 96 percent of fires when operated. In addition, injury to firefighters was 67 percent lower in situations where sprinklers were present. Fire sprinkler systems are a must in most commercial buildings. But what sprinkler system should Read more
Accidents and hazards in the workplace are preventable, but they’re not always predictable—and that’s why fire safety needs to be top of mind for executives. How does a fire prevention plan benefit your workplace? As a leader of your organization, these plans are one of the many ways you can provide peace of mind to your employees through building systems Read more
If you have a home fire sprinkler system, you’re in luck. Having a sprinkler system and smoke detectors reduces the risk of death in a home fire by 82 percent compared to homes with neither. Additionally, reduces property damage -- ninety percent of home fires are contained by just one sprinkler. While home sprinkler systems are designed to be low Read more
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Through out the year condensation builds up in the fire sprinkler piping and collects on the walls of the pipes. The system’s piping is designed to drain to the various low points. Water that collects here will freeze and possibly bust. Call us today to schedule to have your dry pipe sprinkler system winterized.