Foos Fire Inc. | Fire Sprinkler Contractors

Our Services

Installation

Foos Fire Inc. installs all types of Fire Sprinkler Systems and Fire Alarm Systems. Our projects range in size and each project is treated with the same urgency and care. Our design team includes licensed engineers and accredited draftsmen that ensure the most efficient, cost-effective, and compliant installations. Our installation teams deliver the highest level of craftmanship as they are constantly cycled in continual education and safety training programs. We have hand picked the best in the industry and as a company, we could not be any prouder of the team that has evolved with men and women of character, strong work ethics, and extensive knowledge in the Fire Protection Industry.

Some of our installation services encompass:

  • New construction
  • Alterations
  • Retro-fit
  • Tenant improvements
  • System upgrades
  • In-house design
  • Value engineering

Fire alarm systems

Commercial Fire Alarm Systems
Voice Evac Fire Alarm Systems
Central Station Monitoring
Factory Certifications

Types of sprinkler systems that we install

Wet Sprinkler Systems
The fire sprinkler system is constantly charged with water under pressure, which holds the fire sprinkler valve in the closed position. When a fire sprinkler head is activated water instantly flows on to the fire.
Dry Sprinkler Systems
A sprinkler system for use where freezing temperatures may exist. The dry fire sprinkler system is constantly charged with compressed air, which holds the fire sprinkler valve in closed position. When a fire sprinkler head is activated, the air pressure is lost, the valve opens and water flows into the system and on to the fire.
Pre-action Sprinkler Systems
A combination of an electrical/mechanical detection system, charged with compressed air, sprinkler pipes are only filled with water upon electrical detection to avoid accidental water damage. A pre-action fire sprinkler system is commonly installed in high-risk areas such as data processing facilities or cold storage warehouses.
Deluge Sprinkler Systems
A combination of an electrical/mechanical detection system, fire sprinkler heads are open and the pipe is not pressurized. When the detection system is activated water discharges through all of the sprinkler heads in the system. A deluge fire sprinkler system is commonly installed in high-risk areas such as power plants, aircraft hangars, and chemical storage or processing facilities.
Anti-freeze Sprinkler Systems
Get rid of Special Hazard and replace with Anti-freeze Sprinkler Systems. Antifreeze loops protect areas in a building that are prone to freezing. A check valve isolates the antifreeze loop from the rest of the sprinkler system. Antifreeze loops are filled with a variety of different liquids the most common being: propylene glycol, glycerin and ethylene glycol.
ESFR Sprinkler Systems
ESFR systems are designed to extinguish, as opposed to control, a fire. Extinguishment is accomplished by discharging increased water flows directly to the fire. This increased flow penetrates the fire plume (rising hot gases usually accompanied by smoke) and attacks the fire's fuel source, thus reducing the heat release rate of the fire until it is extinguished.
In-rack Sprinkler Systems
In-rack sprinklers provide additional protection within rack structures with spacing that can vary between 10 and 25 feet vertically between lines of sprinklers. Since there are more sprinklers installed within the rack structure and they are relatively close together vertically there is a reduced water demand for the operation of these sprinklers then is required by a typical ESFR sprinkler

Get rid of centrifugal and vertical fire pump altogether!

Contact us to speak with one of our design team specialists.

(631) 689-6869

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(855) 222-0070

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