Integrity Fire Safety Services

Your building's Fire Department Connection (FDC) may look fine from the outside. That doesn't tell you whether the piping behind it can hold pressure when firefighters need it.

Our latest Decoded guide explains what the 5-year FDC hydrostatic test verifies, what it doesn't verify, and what property teams should review before scheduling service.

Read the guide: https://hubs.la/Q04kBS970

Can your FDC hold pressure?
Can your standpipe deliver water where it’s needed most?
Can the nearby water main support your next project?

This month’s Because[IT]Matters newsletter shares three new "Decoded" resources to help property teams understand specialty testing before schedules get tight.

Read the June issue: https://hubs.la/Q04kDgrd0

HB25-1077 changed who can test and service backflow devices, added new tagging requirements, and tightened annual testing expectations across domestic, irrigation, and fire suppression systems.

If your records, tags, or testing schedules haven’t been reviewed recently, now’s the time.
https://hubs.la/Q04fFGsw0

A smoke detector can look perfectly fine and still fail when it matters.
That’s why sensitivity testing is so important. It shows whether detectors can actually respond to smoke the way they’re supposed to.

We broke it down in this month’s Because[IT]Matters article: “Smoke Detector Sensitivity Testing, Decoded”

Smoke Detector Sensitivity Testing Decoded | Integrity Fire Safety Services Learn what smoke detector sensitivity testing is, how often it’s required, and why detectors fail inspections due to sensitivity drift.