Fire Sprinkler Inspection in South Florida | McNair Fire Protection
Fire Sprinkler Inspection and Testing
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Inspections That Keep You Compliant and Protected
Florida requires fire sprinkler systems to be inspected, tested and maintained under NFPA 25, as adopted in the Florida Fire Prevention Code. Fire marshals and insurers expect to see current reports, and deficiencies left uncorrected can lead to citations, higher premiums or a system that doesn’t work when needed.
McNair Fire Protection performs thorough, honest inspections and gives you a report you can actually understand: what we checked, what passed, what needs attention and how urgent it is.
Inspection Schedule Under NFPA 25
Quarterly
Waterflow alarms, supervisory switches, gauges, valve positions, fire department connections
Annual
Full visual inspection of heads, piping and hangers; main drain test; trip test of dry pipe valves; valve operation
Every 3 Years
Full-flow trip test of dry pipe valves; pre-action and deluge system tests
Every 5 Years
Internal pipe and obstruction assessment; check valve and alarm valve internal inspection; gauge replacement or calibration
What Our Inspections Cover
Wet, dry, pre-action and deluge sprinkler systems
Standpipe systems and hose valves
Fire pumps (weekly/monthly churn guidance and annual flow tests)
Backflow preventers
Fire department connections
Control valves, tamper switches and waterflow alarms
Spare head cabinets and signage
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(786) 614-1034
Email Support
info@mcnairfire.co
Process
Why Choose McNair Fire for Inspections
Inspectors trained to NFPA 25 and Florida requirements
Honest findings with no padded repair lists
Reminder scheduling so you never miss a deadline
Repairs available from the same trusted team
Coverage from Stuart to Key West
Clear Reports You Can Use
After every inspection you receive a written report with photos, a list of deficiencies ranked by priority and a quote for any corrections. Where your jurisdiction requires it, we submit reports to the fire marshal's office for you.
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Is Your Inspection Due? Let's Get It Scheduled.
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(786) 614-1034
The building owner or their designated representative is responsible for making sure inspections, testing and maintenance are done and documented.
Most buildings take a few hours. Large or multi-building properties may take a full day or more.
Yes, briefly. We coordinate with you and your monitoring company before any alarm test.
We list and rank them, explain each in plain language and provide a repair quote. Critical items are flagged immediately.