Commercial Fire · Sprinkler Inspection & Testing

Sprinkler inspection and testing that keeps the water flowing.

A sprinkler system sits silent for years — and the day it has to work is the worst day to find a stuck valve.

Acom inspects and tests your fire sprinkler system to NFPA 25, documents every valve and flow check, and keeps you ready for the fire marshal — so the water is there the moment a fire starts.

Protect. • Manage. • Respond.
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The tag says your system passed. That is not the same as your system working.

A tag tells you what somebody wrote down. A control valve closed during other work and never reopened is invisible from the floor.

One question worth asking

When did your last inspection report say something needed fixing?

A report that has never found anything is not good news.

What a green tag actually means
Passed
Green tag
The system was checked. Nothing needs fixing.
Failed
Red tag
Something is wrong. It has to be repaired.

Nobody wants to think about the sprinklers. We know that. Thinking about them is our job, not yours.

Protect. Our report is digital, and every part we inspect is tracked under its own identifier.
Manage. We can do the repair ourselves, so we have no reason to look past a problem.
Respond. You can hand our report to anyone, including another company, and check our work.
From
An owner with a tag that says the system passed.
To
An owner with a report that shows it was tested.
Our Plan

Your inspection, start to finish

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

Evaluate

We pull your records and walk the system.

System type, valve count, riser locations, last inspection date. We arrive knowing exactly what is due and when it was last done.

Inspect

We test everything, then fix what fails.

Valves, heads, switches, pressure, pump, main drain. Anything out of code gets flagged, and our technicians can repair or replace it, often on the same visit.

Monitor & Support

We file the report and hold your date.

You get complete, dated documentation that stands up with the fire marshal. Your next required inspection goes on our calendar so a deadline never lands on you.

Solution Education

What we inspect and test

NFPA 25 covers the whole sprinkler system, not just the heads on the ceiling. Here’s what a complete inspection covers.

Technician at the sprinkler riser control valves

Control Valves

We verify every main and sectional valve is fully open and sealed, so water can actually reach the heads.

Technician inspecting a pendant sprinkler head

Heads & Piping

We inspect heads and pipe for corrosion, damage, paint, and obstructions that could block coverage.

Alarm valve and trim piping close-up

Flow & Tamper Switches

We test water-flow and tamper switches to confirm a real flow signals the panel and the central station.

Technicians inspecting the fire pump

Fire Pump & Pressure

Where present, we run the fire pump and verify system pressure so the supply delivers when it’s called on.

Reading the pressure gauge during a sprinkler test

Backflow & Drain Tests

We run the required main drain test and check the backflow preventer to confirm supply and flow are healthy.

Technician filling out the inspection tag

Documentation & Reporting

You get a complete, dated NFPA 25 report that satisfies the fire marshal and proves the system was tested.

How Acom Builds

How a thorough inspection works

NFPA 25 sets the schedule and the scope for water-based fire protection — it’s not a quick walk-through and a signature. A real inspection tests the valves, flow, and pressure that decide whether water actually reaches a fire, and produces documentation that holds up with the authority having jurisdiction (AHJ). Here is how Acom runs it from arrival to report.

1

Records & system review

We pull your system records and last inspection so we know the system type, valves, and what’s due under NFPA 25.

2

Visual inspection

We check heads, piping, hangers, gauges, and valves for corrosion, damage, paint, leaks, or obstructions.

3

Valve & switch testing

We confirm control valves are open and supervised, and test flow and tamper switches against the panel and monitoring.

4

Flow, drain & pump tests

We run the main drain test, verify pressure, and exercise the fire pump where present to prove the supply performs.

5

Deficiency identification & repair

We flag anything failing or out of code, and our technicians can repair or replace it — often on the same visit.

6

Documentation & scheduling

We deliver a complete, AHJ-ready report and set your next inspection so you never miss a required interval.

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

From a single storefront to a multi-building enterprise campus, Acom inspects every account to the same code discipline — and keeps the documentation that proves it.

FAQs

Questions business owners ask us

NFPA 25 sets different intervals for different items — some checks are quarterly, others annual, and a few are on multi-year cycles. Your authority having jurisdiction may add requirements. We confirm the full schedule for your system.

A complete inspection checks heads and piping, verifies control valves are open and supervised, tests flow and tamper switches, runs the main drain test, and exercises the fire pump where present. You get a documented report, not just a tag on the riser.

No. Inspection and testing don’t discharge water from the heads — we test valves, switches, and flow through proper drains. We coordinate any test that affects flow or monitoring so there’s no surprise and no mess.

We document every deficiency and our certified technicians can often correct it on the same visit — opening a valve, replacing a head, or addressing a switch. You leave with the issues fixed and the paperwork to prove it.

Yes. You get a complete, dated NFPA 25 report that meets your authority having jurisdiction’s requirements — the record you need to show the system was inspected and is in compliance.

Yes. We inspect and service most commercial sprinkler systems regardless of who installed them. We’ll review your system and take over the inspection schedule from your current provider.

A lapsed inspection can mean code violations, fines, and trouble with your insurance or certificate of occupancy. We put you on a tracked schedule and remind you ahead of each due date so it doesn’t slip.

Make sure the water’s there when it counts

Schedule a sprinkler inspection. We’ll test your valves, flow, and pressure to NFPA 25, fix what needs fixing, and hand you the documentation that keeps you compliant and inspection-ready.

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.