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2710 Northridge Drive
Northwest Suite F
Grand Rapids, Michigan 49544
Office: (800) 968-2871 | Fax: 616-453-5883
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Semi annual Inspection and test
Rob - Kentwood, MI
The techs were great to work with, quick and efficient,
Very prompt and professional
Steve - Canton, MI
First Visit
Mike - Grand Rapids, MI
Great Service
Kathy - Brighton, MI
Great Service
Josh - Dearborn, MI
Great service
Nate - Kalamazoo, MI
Prompt, professional service.
Great service
Dorothy - Ypsilanti, MI
Great service
Casey - Grand Rapids, MI
Nice technician great service and good value!
Great Service
Ron - Howell, MI
Great Service!
Tina - Belding, MI
Your guys are always here when they say they are going to be, and are super friendly!
Great Service, Friendly Staff.
Jim - Ludington, MI
Sean was great to talk with and was early for our appointment. This was appreciated.
Owner
Maria - Taylor, MI
Great service and very friendly
Good guy, easy to work with.
Paul - Kentwood, MI
Quick and professional service
Maria - Lewiston, MI
Great service
Kendall - Grand Rapids, MI
Great Service
Jeff - Alma, MI
Great communication, service, and concern for getting the job done well and in a timely manner.
Quality & efficient work
Kyle - Brighton, MI
Gary Beckon of Fire Systems of Michigan performed the annual inspection of our facility's (80) fire extinguishers in a timely manner and a quality of work focus. It was his first time in our facility, yet he need minimal guidance to execute the work.
Tech was prompt, knowledgeable, and courteous.
Marv - Georgetown Township, MI
Professional, on time, courteous
Jason - Allendale Charter Township, MI
Great Service, Professional, Fast Response
Richard - Wyoming, MI
John R.
Mark S.
Brandon F.
Completed quoted work
Brandon F.
Completed quoted work
Alex R.
Corrected Deficiencies from recent inspection
Tyler H.
Jeff (269-986-9679) called in, said fire panel keeps going off showing tbl with rooms 410 & 415, he said he checked the rooms and they look fine.
John R.
Art L.
Portable Extinguishers Repair
Art L.
Portable Extinguishers Inspection
Robert G.
Alex R.
Recharged 1-6 liter K Class Extinguisher
Robert G.
Alex R.
Corrected Deficiencies from recent inspection
William S.
Perform a 5-year internal assessment of system piping that is due. If an obstruction is present, this can render the sprinkler system not properly operate in the case of a fire. Tech will need to perform testing in the main entrance. They will not be able to access any other areas of the building due to the walkway width and height of the ceiling. NFPA 25 (14.2.1.1) An assessment of the internal condition of piping shall be conducted at a minimum of every 5 years or in accordance with 14.2.1.2 to inspect for the presence of foreign organic and inorganic material. Perform a 5-year internal inspection of the system check valve of both systems. NFPA 25 (13.4.1.2) Alarm valves and their associated strainers, filters, and restrictions orifices shall be inspected internally every 5 years unless tests indicate a greater frequency is necessary. Perform a 5-year internal inspection of the Fire Department Connection (FDC) check valve. NFPA 25 (13.4.2.1) Check valves shall be inspected in
Sean W.
Art L.
Portable Extinguishers Inspection
Art L.
Emergency / Exit Lights and Portable Extinguishers Inspection
Robert G.
Robert G.
Gary B.
EMCOR Paperwork Attached Annual Fire Extinguisher Inspection Portable Extinguishers Inspection
William S.
Dry System #1: The alarm switch failed to activate the alarm when tripped. The tech verified that the switch is operational, but will need to take apart the piping going and remove any obstruction that may be present and causing the switch to function properly. The airline feeding dry system 4 and 5 is partially plugged, The tech will need to clean out the line and add a drain in order to flush out when performing annual inspections. Dry system #4: Remove and replace the air maintenance device that is leaking at the regulator. Dry system #2: Add supervision to the control valves that currently have none. This will prevent tampering with. NFPA 25 (13.3.1.3) Each normally open valve shall be secured utilizing a seal or a lock or shall be electrically supervised in accordance with applicable NFPA standards. Dry system #2:Remove and replace the fill cup valve that is leaking by. Dry system #2: Remove and replace the low point that is leaking by. Dry System #3: The inspector test va
Sean W.
Mark S.
Mike R.
Check programming for test- seems to be testing about every 10 days on tx# 269-459-8093. CMS Acct# FLV102831 Fire alarm insp done on 5/7 and signals were sent. Sent a fire alarm signal on 5/11/21.