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Fire Suppression Systems Group has been the leader in fire safety systems for over 25 years. From the moment you call, the FSSG advantage will be clear. A seasoned professional will conduct a site visit, review your needs, and present “value engineered” fire protection options.

Prevent.
Early detection and effective suppression are the most critical factors in preventing loss. From the initial site inspection all the way through design, installation, and any necessary service, we provide you with everything you need to prevent loss of life or damage to your property.

Protect.
When you make an investment in a fire safety system, you want to know that your people and business are truly protected. We will bring your facility into compliance quickly and protect your business with our fully trained and licensed professional service team. And we will do it on time and on budget.

Preserve.
The goal of any safety system is the preservation of life and property. No one understands this better than FSSG. No matter how complex your system, we’ll keep it simple. We are the sole source for all your fire safety needs. And we’re on call 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

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Did You Know?

Automatic fire sprinklers have been in use in the U.S. since 1874.
Fire sprinklers are widely recognized as the single most effective method for fighting the spread of fires in their early stages - before they can cause severe injury to people and damage to property.
When one fire sprinkler head goes off to fight a fire the entire sprinkler system does NOT activate. Sprinklers react to temperatures in individual rooms.
Installation of fire sprinklers can provide discounts on insurance premiums.
The costs for installing fire sprinkler systems in buildings 6 to 8 stories high ranges from under a dollar to about $2.00 per square foot in most new construction and from about $1.50 to $2.50 per square foot for retrofitting sprinklers in existing buildings.
NFPA has no record of a fire killing more than two people in a completely sprinklered building where the system was properly operating, except in an explosion or flash fire or where industrial fire brigade members or employees were killed during fire suppression operations.