Fire sprinkler and life safety systems need regularly scheduled inspection, maintenance and repair.  As an experienced full-service fire protection contractor, our professionals can handle all aspects of your fire protection and fire alarm systems, from inspections to testing and maintenance.

24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year, we are ready to respond.  Immediate problems require immediate action – even on systems we didn’t install – our service team members respond around-the-clock for your complete peace of mind.

Even the finest fire safety system is of little value if the connection to the municipal water main isn’t expertly engineered and installed. Countless details are critical to the operation of this underground portion of the system, including code requirements, pressure settings, proper materials and even excavation standards.  At Crawford Sprinkler, our experience and reputation for excellence also make us a frequent subcontractor for contractors and property owners in need of underground completion.

Crawford Sprinklers’ certified backflow technicians are capable to handle all of your backflow needs.  National, state and local regulations require the installation and proper function of backflow preventers.  Required annual testing to certify the proper operation of the backflow device to protect the public water supply is critical to any fire protection system. It is important for regular maintenance to be performed because this identifies problems before they potentially become, bigger, more expensive issues.

A Bi-Directional Amplification system (BDA) is a “reliable in-building public safety radio coverage infrastructure system used to safeguard emergency communications”. A BDA is a system that helps to enhance in-building radio frequency signal coverage for public safety use.

This system is primarily used to address the performance of emergency responders’ portable radios and maintain wireless communications with the first responders inside buildings and emergency personal outside the building during medical emergencies, fires, etc. Building construction, size, and construction features (such as Low-E windows) can absorb or block radio communications. With adequate levels of signal strength, efficient communications can save the lives of first responders and building occupants alike. You can read more in the detailed Bi-Directional Amplifier (BDA) Brochure.