Sprinkler Inspection in Beauce
Across Beauce, along Highways 173 and 73, we inspect sprinkler systems for the manufacturers, machine, welding and wood shops, garages, dealerships and main-street shops and restaurants in Sainte-Marie, Saint-Georges and Beauceville. Our sprinkler system inspection and testing follows NFPA-25. Intervals vary by component: valves, piping, water supplies and heads each have their own schedule. Some tests are done with our specialized partners, and we coordinate the whole thing for you. Every building, its deadlines and its certificates are tracked in Canuck360, so nothing slips through the cracks. One call to 418-905-3396 and we book the visit.
What we do
- Visual inspection of sprinkler heads, piping and supports
- Checking control valves and their position
- Reading and verifying gauges and system pressures
- Flow tests and functional tests depending on the component
- Checking accessories (alarm bell, fire department connections)
- Identifying and documenting deficiencies with recommendations
What you receive
- Detailed inspection report compliant with NFPA-25
- Certificate or statement of compliance where applicable
- Deficiency tracking and deadline alerts in the Canuck360 portal
Everything is logged in your Canuck360 portal. Discover Canuck360 Frequently asked questions
How often does a sprinkler system need inspection?
NFPA-25 sets different intervals by component: some checks are quarterly, others annual, and more involved tests come around every five years. We build the schedule for your specific building, whether it is a plant in Saint-Georges or a shop in Sainte-Marie. Every deadline is tracked in Canuck360 so you do not miss one.
Do you handle the more technical tests on the system?
Yes. For certain specialized tests required under NFPA-25, we work with partners and coordinate the visit end to end. You get one point of contact and one file per building, with reports and certificates kept in the same place.
How often should a sprinkler system be inspected?
Intervals vary by component. Some checks are weekly or monthly, others quarterly or annual. We set the schedule that fits your installation, as required by the applicable standard and regulation.