Services
Fire Sprinkler & Standpipe Testing
Fire Sprinkler & Standpipe Maintenance & Repair
Fire Sprinkler & Standpipe Inspections
ETI performs a variety of Fire Sprinkler & Standpipe Testing
- 5 Yr Hydrostatic Testing
- FDNY Testing
- Insurance Testing
- Sprinkler Testing
- Standpipe Testing
- Pre-Testing
Fire Sprinkler & Standpipe Inspections
Fire Sprinkler & Standpipe Maintenance & Repair
Fire Sprinkler & Standpipe Inspections
ETI performs routine inspections in accordance with the FDNY & NFPA requirements and regulations
- Monthly Inspections
- Quarterly Inspections
- Yearly Inspections
- 5 Year Inspections
Fire Sprinkler & Standpipe Maintenance & Repair
Fire Sprinkler & Standpipe Maintenance & Repair
Fire Sprinkler & Standpipe Maintenance & Repair
ETI are experts with 30+ years of knowledge to ensure your system is in Good Working Order
- Wet/Dry Systems
- FD Connections
- Standpipe Systems
- Repair Valves
- Replace Sprinkler Heads
- Replace Electric Fire Bell
Design & Installation
Design & Installation
Fire Sprinkler & Standpipe Maintenance & Repair
ETI Designs & Installs Fire Sprinkler Systems and its Components alongside
Architects, Engineers, & Contractors as per FDNY & NFPA Regulations
- Type, Spacing, & Number of Sprinkler Heads
- Type of Pipe and Pipe Sizing
- Hydraulic Calculations
- Water Demand & Volume
- Alterations & Retrofit
- Testing Requirements
- Permits
Violation Removal
Design & Installation
Violation Removal
ETI works quickly with their customers to navigate through the stressful experience of receiving a summons of non-compliance
- Review and explain the violations received & its process
- Schedule an inspection
- Repair & Rectify the the violations and ensure the fire sprinkler system is in good working order
- Prepare & Submit documentation to the FDNY by the compliance date stated on the summons (approx. 30 days after receipt). This includes a notarized Certificate of Correction, Letter from our Licensed Master Fire Suppression Contractor, Pictures, Video etc.
- Once the documentation is submitted to the FDNY, it will be reviewed and a Cure Letter is normally issued if met compliance.