Sprinkler networks sized for your building's actual hazard level
Wet riser and sprinkler network design, pump house integration, and flow and pressure testing — for offices, hospitals, hotels and industrial units.
A sprinkler system is only as good as its water supply
Sprinkler heads themselves are the easy part. What actually determines whether a system performs is the pump house behind it — main pump, jockey pump and often a standby diesel pump — sized correctly for flow rate and pressure across the whole network, and a head layout matched to the building's hazard classification rather than a flat, one-size grid.
What's included
- Wet riser system design
- Pendant, upright & sidewall sprinkler heads
- Sprinkler network piping
- Pump house: main, jockey & standby pumps
- Alarm valve & flow switch integration
- Flow & pressure testing before handover
Head spacing, water density and pump capacity are matched to the building's hazard classification (light, ordinary or high hazard occupancy) rather than a single generic layout — confirmed during the site audit stage.
Frequently asked
Does my building need a sprinkler system, or is a hydrant enough?
Do sprinkler systems need a dedicated pump house?
Get your sprinkler network assessed
A free site visit confirms hazard classification, water supply and the right head layout.