Performance Systems Integration

Jack Frost will arrive in the Pacific Northwest any day, bringing the winter weather. These freezing temperatures will wreak havoc on dry fire sprinkler systems that have accumulated water and condensation in the pipes.

Dry sprinkler systems are commonly used in areas where the pipes might be exposed to freezing temperatures, such as unheated warehouses, parking garages, or industrial facilities. Draining the low points in these systems before the weather gets cold is essential to prevent any residual water from freezing and expanding—which could lead to pipes leaking, cracking, or bursting.

Learn more about dry sprinkler systems, how to identify if you have one, and all the reasons it's necessary to drain low points in your system before Jack Frost comes to town. https://www.psintegrated.com/blog/winterize-dry-sprinklers

When Jack Frost Arrives, Will Your Dry Sprinkler Systems Be Ready? Learn more about dry sprinkler systems, how to identify if you have one, and what to do now before the temperatures drop below freezing.

If you will be attending the ASHE Region 10 Conference, October 21-24 in Boise, ID, be sure to swing by the PSI booth to say hello, grab some swag, and learn how PSI keeps healthcare facilities safe.

Building codes dictate that businesses must have a functioning fire system to remain operational; therefore, anyone managing a building will face the complexities of fire alarm installation, required inspections, maintenance, and mandatory documentation.

Join our webinar on October 16 to master the basics of fire alarm systems and how safety codes impact fire detection and alarm system requirements. Register today. https://info.psintegrated.com/webinar-fire-alarm-systems-overview-2025

Live Webinar on October 16 | Fire Alarm Systems Overview Join us on October 16 for a live webinar to master the basics of fire alarm systems.

Attending the Multifamily NW Spectrum Trade Show this Thursday? Swing by booth 39 to meet the Performance Systems Integration team and learn how we can keep your buildings and occupants safe. See you at the Oregon Convention Center on September 18!