Home Fire Sprinkler

Single-family houses, apartments, and condos tend to depend only on smoke alarms for fire protection. However, the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) states that the "best protection from fire is having both smoke alarms and a fire sprinkler system." A working smoke alarm reduces the chance of fatality in a home fire by 50%; yet, a residential fire sprinkler decreases these odds by 80%. Because of this extra safety, many homeowners are choosing to install a home fire sprinkler.

Fire sprinkler systems target only the part of the home that is on fire and can only be triggered by a fire. If it doesn't stop the fire outright, it will at least contain it until the fire department can arrive or give you and your family more time to safely escape.

Furthermore, it's environmentally-friendly to install a home fire sprinkler. A sprinkler system prevents more water from being used by the fire department than is necessary. Furthermore, it blocks the emission of burning greenhouse gasses and runoff water pollution. 
Plus, they're incredibly affordable. On average, a home fire sprinkler costs $1.61 per sprinklered square foot on average, claims a Fire Protection Research Foundation report. Sprinklers also can lower home owner insurance rates and can increase property values. Of course, sprinklers reduce property damage in home fires almost all of the time as well.

So, if you're considering installing a home fire sprinkler, contact Fire Protection Group, Inc. Unlike other fire sprinkler companies, Fire Protection Group, Inc. is led by George Saadian, who wrote much of the fire code in California. Mr. Saadian and his company offer a free estimate, so don't hesitate to call at 888-732-4200 or visit their website at www.firesprinkler.com.