What’s included
The full scope, one contractor.
Internal pipe assessment
The system is opened and inspected inside for corrosion, debris and obstructions.
Water & MIC testing
Lab testing of system water for microbiologically influenced corrosion and other causes.
Nitrogen for dry & pre-action
Replacing compressed air with nitrogen removes the oxygen that drives corrosion in dry pipe.
Venting & drainage
Air vents on wet systems and proper drainage on dry systems cut trapped oxygen and standing water.
Standards & intervals
Signs your pipe is corroding.
Any of these is a reason to schedule an internal assessment.
| Sign | What it can mean | Next step |
|---|---|---|
| Pinhole leaks | Pipe walls thinning from the inside | Assessment |
| Discolored drain water | Rust or debris moving through the system | Water test |
| Compressor running often | Air leaking from a dry or pre-action system | Inspection |
| Slow or partial flow | A possible obstruction in the piping | Investigation |
Questions
Straight answers.
How do we know if we have corrosion?
Pinhole leaks, discolored drain water and a compressor that runs constantly are common signs. An internal pipe assessment tells you for sure.
Is nitrogen worth it?
For dry and pre-action systems, nitrogen is widely used to slow corrosion. Whether it fits depends on the system.
Free facility assessment
Find out where you actually stand.
A specialist reviews your systems against current fire code and tells you what passes, what does not, and what it takes to fix it. No obligation.
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