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The most common sprinkler system type. Water is held under pressure and releases immediately when a head detects fire heat. Reliable, simple, and effective for most buildings.

Used in areas prone to freezing — warehouses, parkades, unheated spaces. The system is pressurized with air (35–40 lbs) rather than water, which only fills the pipes when a head activates.

Specialized systems for sensitive or high-hazard environments — server rooms, hospital operating rooms, data centres. Requires a confirmed fire event before water is released.

Designed for aircraft hangars and facilities with flammable liquid hazards. Suppresses fires by smothering the fuel source with foam, preventing re-ignition.

The heart of many fire suppression systems. Fire pumps maintain the pressure required for system performance and must be run and tested on a regular schedule to ensure they work when needed.

Prevent potentially contaminated water from flowing back into the municipal supply. The City of Winnipeg issues violation notices for untested backflow devices — annual testing is required and enforced.

Found in most residential and commercial buildings. Class I, II, and III hose valves each have their own inspection frequency requirements based on their classification and use.

Complete inspection and testing of fire alarm panels and all connected devices — pulls, smoke detectors, heat detectors, bells, and strobes. Completed to current Canadian standards.

Fire dampers in ductwork prevent the spread of fire and smoke through HVAC systems to other areas of a building. Must be inspected and tested on a schedule per NFPA 80.

Inspection, tagging, and certification of all portable fire extinguishers throughout your facility. Ensures every unit is charged, unobstructed, and ready for use.

Ensures exit signs and emergency lighting provide adequate illumination during power outages. Required for safe egress in all commercial and multi-residential buildings.