NFPA-17A · NFPA-96

Fire Suppression Systems in Lévis

If you run a commercial kitchen on the south shore, your hood suppression system has to be inspected every 6 months under NFPA-17A and NFPA-96, as the CNPI requires (Division B, art. 6.6.1.1). Restaurants near Quartier Miller in Saint-Romuald, snack bars in Charny, caterers in the Saint-Nicolas business parks, plant cafeterias over by Davie in Lauzon: we cover all of Lévis, Pintendre included. We check the nozzles, fusible links, piping and agent, coordinate the Class K extinguisher your kitchen needs, and handle the recharge after a discharge. Every inspection is logged, and your deadlines, attestations and compliance are tracked by building in the Canuck360 portal. Call 418-905-3396 and we'll book the visit.

We also serve : Lévis · Saint-Romuald · Saint-Nicolas · Charny · Lauzon · Pintendre · Saint-Jean-Chrysostome · Saint-Étienne-de-Lauzon
Frequency :Semi-annual inspection (every 6 months) of kitchen systems. Recharge after any discharge.

What we do

  • Full system inspection (cylinder, piping, nozzles, actuator) as required by the applicable standard and regulation
  • Verification of coverage over the cooking appliances and hood
  • Fusible link replacement at the required intervals
  • Testing of manual and automatic actuation and fuel shut-off
  • System recharge after a discharge or activation
  • Coordination with the Class K extinguisher and hood cleaning

What you receive

  • Dated inspection report with photos, posted to the Canuck360 client portal
  • Maintenance attestation and a service tag affixed to the system
  • Deficiency tracking and deadline alerts in Canuck360
Canuck360 · included with your service Everything is logged in your Canuck360 portal. The status of every device, PDF reports and deadline reminders, from your first service. Discover Canuck360

Frequently asked questions

How often does my kitchen hood suppression system need inspecting?

NFPA-17A and NFPA-96 call for an inspection every 6 months. We keep your schedule current across Lévis, Saint-Romuald, Saint-Nicolas and nearby, and the Canuck360 portal flags the deadline before it lands. That keeps you clear of a non-compliance notice during a fire department visit.

What happens after the system discharges?

Once a system discharges, it has to be recharged and put back in service before the kitchen reopens safely. We recharge the agent and confirm the kitchen's Class K extinguisher is in order. The whole job is logged in Canuck360 with an updated attestation on file for that building.

How often does a kitchen hood system need inspection?

Commercial kitchen suppression systems are typically inspected every 6 months, as required by the applicable standard and regulation. A recharge is required after any discharge.

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