Fire Sprinkler Repair Services in Queens

New York City has seen its share of terrible fires. Fortunately, the city has learned from experience that most fires are preventable. The ones that aren’t can be successfully contained from spreading with the most effective fire sprinkler equipment – a working fire sprinkler system.

Fire sprinklers are your first, and most effective line of defense against property damage in Queens. Studies show that buildings with working, active fire sprinkler systems incur 60% less damage than buildings without sprinklers.

Recently, Queens has stepped up enforcement of sprinkler system rules, issuing far more citations and following through with violations. To avoid them, you must use a licensed fire sprinkler repair contractor.

The FDNY has strict requirements about who can inspect, test, install, and repair fire sprinkler systems and portable fire extinguishers. All sprinkler systems in Staten Island must be inspected as per the National Fire Protection Association #25 standard by a licensed Master Fire sprinkler contractor. This standard has clear inspection requirements included, but not limited to:

A weekly basic visual inspection.
A monthly visual inspection and partial testing.
A quarterly visual inspection with added testing.
An annual visual inspection with a thorough fire sprinkler test.

During the tests, the fire sprinkler pump and any powered devices may need to be run. If you notice anything unusual, the sooner you let us know, the less likely you are to receive a Notice of Violation.

As fire sprinkler systems age, they naturally experience some deterioration. However, accidents or vandalism are the leading cause of malfunctions.

Some accidental causes include:

Frozen pipes due to freezing weather and inadequate heat.
Employees striking the fire sprinkler components with forklifts or heavy objects.
Items stacked too high strike a sprinkler head.

Contact our office today to get a Free quote or request emergency services.

Since most issues are found during inspections, we’re often the ones who discover the problem. During the inspection, we follow a mandatory NFPA #25 multi-point checklist and keep precise records to comply with all local ordinances. As soon as a problem is identified, we notify you immediately and offer advice about the most effective and cost efficient way to repair it. In most cases, we can repair a sprinkler malfunction very quickly. For emergencies, we offer 24/7/365 service and have fully equipped trucks with most equipment and components.

The repairs may include several remedies, including:

Repairing valves.
Replacement of sprinkler heads.
New standpipes.
Riser repair or replacement.
Fire pump repair.

Fire Sprinkler Repair Questions

Can a Sprinkler Activate by Accident?

There is a slim possibility of this happening – but very slim indeed. About 1 in 16 million sprinkler heads are triggered outside of a fire event. The main cause is either sabotage or improper design criteria that fails to consider a high-heat location.

You need to hire a company like Allstate Sprinkler LLCoration with the experienced fire protection design engineers as well as the qualified field personnel to account for areas with unusual levels of sunlight or other heating factors.

Is There a Fire Sprinkler Company Near Me Certified to Repair Fire Sprinklers?

If you live in the Greater NYC area, yes! We bring qualifications that no other company can match:

50 years of experience.
Long-time excellent reputation with the FDNY.
Serving all NYC five boroughs, Long Island, Westchester and northern New Jersey.
NYC Licensed Master Fire sprinkler contractor issued by the Department of Buildings.
Awarded the Bronx Business of the Year award in 2012 for outstanding service.
Three generations of a family-owned business.
Successfully serviced over 5,000 facilities.
Over 150 full time, W-2 employees with all necessary certifications

How Do I Get Started?

Contact our office to get a Free Quote or to request a service. You can reach us by filling out the form below or by calling (718) 524-3174.

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About Queens, NY

Facts about Queens

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ABOUT QUEENS NY

Queens is located in Queens County, New York.

Population (approx.): 2,273,000
Geo coordinates: 40.7282 N, 73.7949 W
Postcodes: 11005, 11357, 11429

THINGS TO DO AND SEE IN QUEENS

MoMA PS1 is a extension of Midtown’s Museum of Modern Art, and serves as a dance floor on summer weekends.
The #7 train or the East River ferry will take you to Gantry Plaza State Park in Long Island City. You can seen the original 1936 neon Pepsi-Cola sign on the riverfront.
The Unisphere was built for the 1964 World’s Fair.
Louis Armstrong, the famous Jazz trumpeter called Corona, Queens home for many years. His home is a landmark and museum.

Local transportation

NEARBY AIRPORTS

LaGuardia Airport
John F. Kennedy International Airport

RAIL STATIONS AROUND QUEENS

Jamaica Station (AirTrain) which is on 93-43 Sutphin Boulevard.

LOCAL ROADS

Utopia Parkway is a major street that connects Cross Island Parkway and Northern Boulevard in the north to Union Turnpike, Grand Central Parkway and Hillside.
Queens Boulevard
Kissena Boulevard
Main Street
Flushing Avenue
Jamaica Avenue
Grand Central Parkway

NEARBY SUBURBS

Fresh Meadows is to the north.
Hillside is 1 mile to the south.
Kew Gardens Hills is 1 mile to the west.
Briarwood is 1 mile to the south-west.
Hollis is 1 mile to the south-east.
Kew Gardens is 2 miles to the south-west.
Bellaire is 2 miles to the south-east.
Jamaica is 2 miles to the south.
Richmond Hill is 2 miles to the south-west.
Yonkers is 20 miles to the north-west.
The Bronx is 14 miles to the north-west .
Staten Island is 19 miles to the south-west.
Brooklyn is 8 miles to the west.
Manhattan is 13 miles to the north-west.

FDNY Stations

FIRE STATIONS SERVING QUEENS

If you happen to have a spot of trouble, for example if your fire sprinklers went off because of a fire in the basement, you’ll be getting a visit from the FDNY. There are several stations around Queens such as:

FDNY Engine 273/Ladder 129 which is on 40-18 Union Street, Flushing.
FDNY Engine 299/Ladder 152 which is on 61-20 Utopia Parkway, Fresh Meadows.
FDNY Engine 315 & Ladder 125 which is on 159-06 Union Turnpike, Jamaica.
FDNY EMS Station 50 which is on 159-10 Goethals Avenue, Jamaica.
FDNY Engine 298/Ladder 127/Battalion 50 which is on 153-11 Hillside Avenue, Jamaica.

Local points of interest and schools

STADIUMS NEARBY

There are many stadiums from which to check out concerts and sporting events year-round. Here are just a few you may want to check out.

Carnesecca Arena (near Union Turnpike and 174th Street) is a 5,602-seat multi-purpose arena in the borough of Queens, built in 1961.
Belson Stadium (near Union Turnpike and 176th Street) is a soccer-specific stadium located along Utopia Parkway.
Jack Kaiser Stadium (near Utopia Parkway and 80th Drive) is a baseball stadium located on the campus St. John’s University near the neighborhood of Jamaica and Fresh Meadows.

SECONDARY SCHOOLS

With a strong education system to serve the youth of New York, there are many schools in and around Queens NY.

Forest Hills High School which is on 67-01 110th Street, New York.
Stuyvesant High School which is on 345 Chambers Street, New York.
John Bowne High School which is on 63-25 Main Street, Flushing.
Townsend Harris High School which is on 149-11 Melbourne Avenue.
Grover Cleveland High School which is on 2127 Himrod Street.
Pascack Valley High School which is on 200 Piermont Avenue.
Robert F. Kennedy Community High School (near Parsons Boulevard and 76th Avenue).

PARKS

Parks are a great way to take the family out for some inexpensive fun.

Flushing Meadows Corona Park.
Kissena Park which is on Kissena Blvd and, Booth Memorial Avenue.
Cunningham Park which is on 196-10 Union Turnpike.
Kissena Corridor Park which is on 47-67 Colden Street.
Detective Keith L. Williams Park which is on Liberty Ave &, 173rd Street.
Pomonok Playground which is on Kissena Blvd. &, 65th Avenue.
Kissena Corridor Park which is on 189-05 Underhill Avenue.

MUSEUMS

With a plethora of museums a short drive from Queens, hours of fun is sure to be had for all the family.

Kupferberg Holocaust Center @ Queensborough Community College which is on 222-05 56th Avenue.
Queens Historical Society which is on 14335 37th Avenue.
King Manor Museum which is on 150-03 Jamaica Avenue.
Fred Trump Childhood Home which is on 175-24 Devonshire Road.
The Ramones Way which is on 67-1 110th Street.

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