Residential Fire Sprinkler Installation in a New Home

The cost to install a residential fire sprinkler system in a new home is small in comparison to the damage from a fire. Fire breaks out in one of every 10 American homes each year, according to the U.S. Fire Administration. To the homebuilder; this fact means that a large share of potential customers now have knowledge of the terror and destruction caused by fire.

Single Family Home Finished Product

Families with children, senior citizens, handicapped members, and pets have special fire protection needs. Home sprinkler systems provide added protection for these people/pets because they are not always able to evacuate in the event of a fire.

Multi Family Rough Installation with CPVC

The pipes specified for home fire sprinkler systems are a plastic called CPVC or chlorinated polyvinyl chloride. They are similar to PVC water pipe, but they are more heat resistant and less likely to melt. The pipe segments are joined together using pipe cement.

Having a fire sprinkler system in your home is like having a fire fighter in every room, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Multi Family Exterior Deck Coverage		Single Family Home

Single Family Home Finished Product		Single Family Home Finished Product

Single Family Home Finished Product		Single Family Rough Installation with Type M Copper

Single Family Rough Installation with Type M Copper		Multi Family Rough Installation with CPVC

Multi Family Rough Installation with CPVC		Single Family Valve Assembly in Basement

Multi Family Valve Assembly in Mechanical Room		Multi Family Valve Assembly in Mechanical Room