Protecting Indianapolis’s Historic-Inspired Ironworks
The unique style and construction of the Ironworks hotel and apartments in Indianapolis required Ryan Fireprotection to take a creative approach to the installation of the fire sprinkler systems.
Luxury Living and Fire Protection in Indianapolis’s Mass Ave Arts District
When TWG began construction of new luxury apartments on the site of the old Indianapolis Star building – now known as Pulliam Square and The Whit – they turned to the experts at Ryan Fireprotection to install the wet and dry sprinkler systems.
Top 5 Sprinkler System Deficiencies
Ryan Fireprotection experts encounter many different sprinkler system deficiencies on our inspections, but five stand out as the most common issues.
Fire Sprinkler Quarterly and Annual Inspections
NFPA 25 lists specific requirements for the type of and schedule for required inspections. Here we discuss quarterly and annual fire sprinkler inspections.
Control-Mode vs. Suppression Sprinkler Systems
Although Control-Mode sprinkler systems are quite common, there are times when a suppression system is a better option. Early Suppression, Fast Response fire sprinkler systems (ESFR) are commonly used in higher occupancy hazard situations found in warehouses.
System Flushing
On occasion, the results of an Obstruction Investigation require a system flushing. This process clears the piping and components of potential blockages by using a pressurized water source.
Year in Review: 2016 in the Fire Prevention Industry
Ryan Fireprotection keeps up to date with the current technology in the fire prevention industry to provide its clients the best the industry has to offer. 2016 trends include updated alarm panels and nitrogen-based sprinkler systems.
Understanding NFPA 25 Inspection Deficiencies and Recommendations
Ryan Fireprotection follows NFPA 25 standards for fire sprinkler system inspections, and can help resolve any deficiencies that may be found during an inspection.
Fire Control for Water-Sensitive Areas
Learn why pre-action and gaseous systems are optimal fire suppression systems for protecting water-sensitive areas such as MRI rooms, museums, and libraries.