Commercial Fire · Suppression · Design & Install

Fire suppression that stops a fire before it spreads.

Detecting a fire isn’t enough — something has to put it out, fast, before it takes your building with it.

Acom designs and installs commercial fire suppression — sprinkler systems, kitchen hood systems, and extinguishers — engineered to code to protect your people and property and keep you compliant.

Protect. Manage. Respond.
Designed to NFPA code Sprinkler, kitchen & extinguishers Top 1% of alarm companies nationwide 50+ years protecting Georgia
★★★★★

Cody Cook and Donald Krutz were extremely courteous and professional from the moment they arrived. They connected our system to the main fire system and even tracked down a part another company had left off. Hire these guys.

Dr. Mays
Hope Learning Academy · Macon, GA
 
Protect. Manage. Respond.

Having a suppression system is not the same as having the right one.

Most buildings inherit their fire protection from whoever built them. Very few have had it rechecked against what actually happens inside now.

Installed
What the building has
A system somebody designed, for somebody’s use of this space.
Matched
What that leaves out
Coverage designed around the hazard you have today.

A system is designed for a hazard. The hazard is whatever you moved in afterward.

What actually goes wrong

Racking goes higher than the design assumed. A tenant switches from offices to storage. Flammables end up in a space designed for paper. A wall goes up and splits a zone in half.

The system does not know any of that happened. It will perform exactly as designed, for a building that no longer exists.

One question worth asking

What was your building being used for when the suppression system was designed?

If the answer is something different, the design basis moved and nobody recalculated it. That is not a maintenance problem. It is a coverage problem.

You did not design this building and you should not have to be an expert in it. Knowing whether the protection still fits is our job.

We design against the hazard in front of us, including what you store and how high you stack it.
We install and commission it ourselves, then prove it before we hand it over.
We inspect and service what we install, so nobody gets to blame the other guy.
50 years in Georgia · Top 1% of alarm companies nationwide · Certified fire technicians
From
A building with a suppression system.
To
A building with suppression designed for what is actually inside it.
Our Plan

Your system, start to finish

The same three steps Acom runs on every system we protect, written for what actually happens on a suppression project.

Evaluate

We walk the space and establish the real hazard.

What you store, how you store it, how high it stacks, and what the space is used for now rather than when it was built.

Install

We engineer it, install it, and prove it.

Design calculated to the hazard, installed by our own crews, then tested and commissioned before handover.

Monitor & Support

We inspect it and keep it current.

Required inspections on our calendar, and a recheck of the design basis whenever your use of the building changes.

Solution Education

The right suppression for every kind of fire

Different spaces and fire types need different suppression, and most buildings use more than one. Here’s how the major systems work.

Technician adjusting a pendant sprinkler head

Sprinkler Systems

Wet, dry, and pre-action sprinkler systems designed and installed to suppress fire across your whole building.

Technician adjusting kitchen hood suppression piping

Kitchen Hood Suppression

Wet-chemical hood systems built for commercial cooklines, knocking down grease fires before they spread.

Extinguisher with Acom service tag

Fire Extinguishers

The right extinguisher class placed where code requires — supplied, mounted, and kept inspection-ready.

Suppression system tanks in cabinet

Clean Agent Systems

Waterless suppression for server rooms and sensitive spaces — stops fire without ruining your equipment.

Technician at standpipe valves

Fire Pumps & Standpipes

The water supply behind it all — pumps and standpipes that deliver pressure where firefighters need it.

Tagged extinguishers in for service

Inspection & Recharge

Every system stays compliant with scheduled inspection, testing, and recharge — documented for the fire marshal.

How Acom Builds

Engineered to code, built to pass inspection

Suppression is an engineering problem before it’s an installation — the right agent, the right coverage, and enough water or chemical at the right pressure to actually put a fire out. Acom designs, installs, and certifies the system to NFPA standards and your local authority having jurisdiction (AHJ). Here is what the engagement looks like from first walk to final acceptance.

1

Survey & hazard analysis

We assess your occupancy, cooking equipment, stored materials, and water supply to determine which suppression each space needs.

2

System design & hydraulic calculations

We engineer the layout and run the hydraulic calculations so coverage and flow meet code for the hazard being protected.

3

Permitting & AHJ submittals

We prepare and submit stamped plans to the authority having jurisdiction and coordinate approvals so the project stays on schedule.

4

Installation by certified technicians

Trained technicians install piping, heads, nozzles, and agent systems to spec, with workmanship an inspector can sign off on.

5

Flow testing & acceptance

We pressure- and flow-test the system, walk it with the AHJ, and deliver the as-builts and certificates that prove compliance.

6

Ongoing inspection & recharge

We keep the system compliant with scheduled inspection, testing, and recharge — documented and ready for the fire marshal.

NDAA Section 889 compliant options UL-listed central-station monitoring SIA-certified design FCC-compliant communications U.S.-manufactured options

From a single restaurant cookline to a multi-building enterprise campus, Acom designs and installs to the same code discipline — and stands behind it through inspection and the life of the system.

FAQs

Questions business owners ask us

Cost depends on the type of system, your building’s size and hazards, and your water supply. A sprinkler system, a kitchen hood system, and a clean-agent room each price differently. After a free assessment, we give you a clear, itemized quote — no surprises.

It depends on what you’re protecting. Cooklines need wet-chemical hood systems, most spaces use sprinklers, and server rooms often need waterless clean agent. Many buildings use a combination, and we design the right mix during the assessment.

That’s the whole point of how we design. We engineer to NFPA standards and your local authority having jurisdiction, run the hydraulic calculations, prepare the permit submittals, and flow-test at acceptance — so it’s built to pass, not patched to pass.

Yes. We prepare and submit the stamped drawings to the authority having jurisdiction, coordinate approvals, and deliver the as-builts and certificates after acceptance — so the compliance trail is complete.

Only the heads near the fire activate, not the whole building — so water damage is contained. For sensitive spaces like server rooms, we design waterless clean-agent systems that suppress fire without harming your equipment.

Code sets the schedule — sprinklers, hood systems, and extinguishers each have required inspection and testing intervals. Acom keeps you on that schedule, recharges what needs it, and documents every visit for the fire marshal.

Often, yes. During the evaluation we inspect your existing system, identify what’s still compliant, and lay out a service, upgrade, or takeover path — so you bring it up to code without always starting from scratch.

Make sure something can put it out

Schedule a free, no-obligation site assessment. We’ll review your building and its hazards, show you which suppression each space needs, and lay out a compliant path — no pressure to commit.

One Acom

One partner for security, fire, and network

Most providers handle one piece. Acom designs and supports all three — so the systems that protect your business actually work together.

Security

Protect people and property with integrated systems.

  • Intrusion detection
  • Video surveillance
  • Access control
  • Automation & monitoring

Fire

Stay safe and compliant with full life-safety coverage.

  • Fire alarm design & install
  • Sprinkler & suppression
  • Inspection & maintenance
  • Testing & compliance

Network

Keep operations running with secure IT infrastructure.

  • Managed IT services
  • Cybersecurity
  • Backup & disaster recovery
  • VoIP & phone systems

Fewer vendors. One accountable partner.

When your security, fire, and network systems come from one team, there’s no finger-pointing and no gaps between providers. You get unified support, systems that integrate cleanly, and one number to call when it matters — backed by the same responsive team for the life of every system.