Fire Protection Services

We specialize in fire sprinkler systems for commercial, residential, and industrial projects.  Our services include installation, maintenance, repair, and inspection of fire sprinkler systems. Serving Scottsdale, Paradise Valley, Phoenix and all surrounding areas!

Once a system is installed, we provide an overview or training to anyone that might need to understand the operations of the system and schedule out your next inspection. Our full service technicians are experts in the installation of fire protection systems. Because they know how these systems are built, they know better than anyone how to repair and maintain them.

Firehouse Fire Protection can provide regular annual fire inspections to ensure that your system will operate as designed. 

We have a saying around the office. It goes, "There's no problem an engineer won't solve."

If you need a team of experienced folks who understand how the world works and how to make it work for you, we're here to help.

WASHINGTON, D.C.- The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), and Central Sprinkler Company, an affiliate of Tyco Fire Products LP, of Lansdale, Pa., has announced a voluntary replacement program. The company will provide free parts and labor to replace 35 million Central fire sprinklers with O-ring seals. The program also includes a limited number of O-ring models sold by Gem Sprinkler Company and Star Sprinkler, Inc. totaling about 167,000 sprinkler heads. 

Central manufactured 33 million "wet" sprinklers with O-rings from 1989 until 2000 that are covered by this program. Central also manufactured 2 million "dry" sprinklers with O-rings from the mid-1970's to June 2001 that are covered by this program. The program also covers 167,000 sprinklers with O-rings manufactured by Gem Sprinkler Co. and Star Sprinkler Inc. from 1995 to 2001. 

There are also multipurpose fire extinguishers that might be labeled "B-C" or "A-B-C." Most home improvement stores carry multipurpose fire extinguishers that cover Class A through Class C.

Fire extinguishers can be helpful on a small fire. Consider providing a checklist to help people prepare to use a fire extinguisher on a potential fire.

For example:

• Have I alerted others in the building that there’s a fire?
• Has someone called the fire department?
• Am I physically able to use a fire extinguisher?
• Is the fire small and contained in a single object (like a pan or a wastebasket)?
• Am I safe from the fire’s toxic smoke?
• Do I have a clear escape route?

Use a fire extinguisher when all of these questions are answered “yes.” If you’re unsure about whether or not it’s safe to use a fire extinguisher, and for all other situations, alert others, leave the building, and call 911 from a mobile or neighbor’s phone. It is not recommended that children use fire extinguishers.