COMMERCIAL FIRE · SUPPRESSION – DESIGN & INSTALL · SPRINKLER SYSTEM INSTALL

Sprinkler systems designed to stop a fire before it becomes a total loss

We know a fire that gets past the first two minutes can take your building, your equipment, and months of revenue with it.

Acom designs and installs wet, dry, and pre-action sprinkler systems engineered for your building and your risk — not a one-size-fits-all layout pulled off a shelf.

NFPA 13 Design · Licensed & Bonded · Serving Georgia Since 1973

“We had a commercial project that needed work on our sprinkler system. Rhett Fuller was a big help understanding what we needed, and the technician he sent, Devin, was as friendly and diligent as anyone we've worked with. I'd recommend both of these gentlemen for anyone's sprinkler needs.”

Bobby Mullis — Google Review
 
Protect. Manage. Respond.

A sprinkler system is designed once. Your building keeps changing.

The system that gets installed is calculated against one snapshot of your building and one number for the water supply. Everything after that is drift.

Designed
What was calculated
Coverage and flow for the building as drawn.
Built and proven
What that leaves out
The installed system, pressure tested and commissioned on site.

A calculation lives on paper. Water pressure lives in your building.

What actually goes wrong

Available supply from the street is not what the design assumed. A head lands where a beam blocks its spray. A ceiling change alters the throw. A pressure test gets shortened because the schedule got tight.

A system can be built exactly to the drawing and still be wrong for the building it is in.

One question worth asking

Was the water supply your system was designed against actually measured, or taken from a record?

Every hydraulic calculation rests on a flow number. If nobody flowed a hydrant recently, that number is a guess with a decimal point on it.

You are paying for something you hope never operates. It should still be true that it would.

We design from measured supply, not from an old record.
We install with our own crews and pressure test before anything gets covered up.
We inspect what we install, so the same team is accountable for it years later.
50 years in Georgia · Top 1% of alarm companies nationwide · Certified fire technicians
From
A building with a sprinkler system on the drawings.
To
A building with a sprinkler system proven in place.
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 sprinkler installation.

Evaluate

We measure the supply and walk the space.

Actual flow and pressure, occupancy, storage, ceiling heights, and obstructions. The calculation starts from measurements.

Install

We install it and pressure test it.

Our own crews, phased around your operation, with hydrostatic testing and commissioning before anything is closed up.

Monitor & Support

We inspect it for the life of the system.

Required inspections and testing on our calendar, by the team that put it in.

SOLUTION EDUCATION

The right sprinkler system for the risk you actually carry

Every occupancy, storage height, and hazard class calls for a different design.

Wet Pipe Systems

The standard choice for offices, retail, and warehouse space — always charged, fastest response.

Dry Pipe Systems

Built for unheated spaces like parking garages and loading docks where pipes could freeze.

Pre-Action Systems

An extra trigger step for spaces where accidental discharge would be costly — server rooms, archives.

Deluge Systems

All heads open at once for high-hazard areas like chemical storage or aircraft hangars.

Standpipe Integration

Connects sprinkler coverage to hose stations for multi-story buildings and fire crews.

Design-Build Retrofits

Re-engineered coverage when you renovate, expand, or change how a space is used.

HOW ACOM BUILDS

Engineered to code, built to pass inspection

Every sprinkler system Acom installs starts with a hydraulic calculation for your building, not a catalog layout. We design to the hazard classification your space actually carries, then engineer backward from there.

1

Site walk & hazard classification

We assess your occupancy type, storage height, and hazard class to determine the coverage NFPA 13 requires.

2

Hydraulic design & system layout

Head spacing, pipe sizing, and water supply calculations engineered for your building, not a generic template.

3

Permitting & AHJ submittals

We prepare and submit stamped drawings to your local fire marshal and water authority so approval doesn’t stall your project.

4

Phased installation

Certified technicians install with minimal disruption to occupied space, coordinated around your operating hours where possible.

5

Flow testing & acceptance

Every system is flow-tested and witnessed before we call it complete — not just installed, but proven.

6

Ongoing inspection & recharge

Once it’s live, our Inspection & Maintenance team keeps it certified year over year.

NFPA 13 Design
State-Licensed Fire Sprinkler Contractor
UL Listed Components
AHJ-Approved Submittals

From single-tenant retail to multi-building industrial campuses, we design and install sprinkler systems at every scale.

FAQS

Questions business owners ask us

Most single-building commercial installs take two to six weeks from design approval to flow testing, depending on building size and permitting timelines. We give you a firm schedule once the hydraulic design and AHJ submittal are complete.
We handle the full process: hazard classification, stamped design drawings, AHJ and water authority submittals, installation, and the flow test and acceptance walkthrough. You are not coordinating separate contractors.
Wet pipe systems are always charged with water and respond fastest, the right choice for most heated buildings. Dry pipe systems hold pressurized air until activation, which protects unheated spaces like parking garages from frozen pipes.
Yes. Retrofits are common when a business renovates, expands, or changes how a space is used. We re-survey the hazard classification and redesign coverage to match the new layout.
Usually not. We phase installation to minimize disruption and can coordinate work around your operating hours for occupied spaces. We will walk through the plan with you before work starts.
Yes. Once your system is live, our Inspection and Maintenance team keeps it certified with the annual and periodic testing NFPA 25 requires, so it stays compliant year over year.

Do not wait for a fire to find the gap in your coverage

Get a free assessment of your building’s sprinkler coverage from Georgia’s only integrated fire, security, and network provider.

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.

Fire

Stay safe and compliant with full life-safety coverage.

Network

Keep operations running with secure IT infrastructure.

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.