Fire Sprinkler Systems
Kane Fire Protection
Choosing The Right Fire Sprinkler System
When you hear the term “fire sprinklers” chances are you think of a sprinkler head that shoots out water when there’s a fire. Pretty simple, right? While this assumption is somewhat correct, there are many different types of sprinkler systems. The end goal (extinguishing fires) is the same for all fire sprinkler systems, but the process of how it is done can vary based on the type of system you use.
For instance, if you need a sprinkler system in a place where water may freeze in the pipes (like a parking garage) you would need a dry sprinkler system to ensure safety. Choosing the correct fire sprinkler systems can seem a little overwhelming, but we have put together an easy guide to help you better understand your options. If you still aren’t sure what you’re looking for, feel free to give us a call for a free consultation!

Different Fire Sprinkler Systems
Wet Sprinkler System
Dry Sprinkler System
Deluge Sprinkler System
Pre-Action Sprinkler System
Chemical Suppression System
Designing & Installing Your Fire Sprinkler System
Contact Kane Fire Protection
When we design and install your fire suppression systems, we start by asking you a few questions about your facility. Contact us using the form below to start designing your system today!

What type of building are you outfitting (residential, commercial, or tenant?)

What is the square footage of your facility?

What types of materials do you use or store?

Do you have any areas that are more prone to fire?

What temperatures are your facilities typically kept at?

When are your facilities primarily in use?
We install, maintain, and inspect a variety of fire sprinkler systems including:
- Wet Sprinkler Systems
- Dry Sprinkler Systems
- Deluge Sprinkler Systems
- Pre-Action Sprinkler Systems
- Chemical Suppression Systems
Our full-service fire sprinkler installation covers consultations, inspections, engineering, testing, permits, approvals, and design drawings.
Absolutely! At Kane Fire Protection Inc, we are members of NFPA, NFSA, and AFSA which keeps us up to date on all fire protection codes. Our fire sprinkler inspection process includes inspection of air pressure level, water pressure levels, fire alarms, water flow alarms, and connections to the pump, tank and fire department.