Great Falls, Montana · On call 24/7
Fire sprinkler installation, inspection & 24/7 repair
Wet and dry pipe, pre-action and deluge systems designed, installed and serviced for Montana buildings since 2018. You light 'em, we fight 'em.
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- 2018Founded in Great Falls
- 35+Years combined founder experience
- 24/7Emergency service
- 9Montana cities served
and Alert Services Inc. for fire alarms and monitoring
Services
Every part of the system, one crew.
From the riser to the last head on the branch line, we design, install, inspect and repair the whole system.
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01 / 08Fire sprinkler installation
Wet pipe for heated buildings, dry pipe for spaces that freeze. Designed and installed to pass the first inspection.
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02 / 08Pre-action & deluge systems
Water held back until detection confirms a fire. For data rooms, archives and high-hazard spaces.
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03 / 08Inspection, testing & maintenance
Scheduled inspections and tests that keep every system working and your paperwork current.
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04 / 08Design & design-build
Design only, design-build, or equipment and install only. Modeled in 3D before pipe is cut.
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05 / 08Special hazard & kitchen hood suppression
Restaurant hood systems and special hazard suppression for equipment water can't protect.
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06 / 08Backflow preventers & fire pumps
Backflow assemblies and fire pumps serviced so the water is there when the heads open.
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07 / 08Fire extinguishers & emergency lighting
Extinguishers for every fire class, installed, inspected and refilled, plus emergency lighting.
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08 / 0824/7 emergency sprinkler repair
Leaking heads, broken pipe, a system that has tripped. Call any hour and a technician answers.
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Pricing depends on the building, the hazard and the system type, so every quote starts with a plan review. Bundle services and save.
Know your system
Four systems. One right answer for your building.
Water in the pipe, ready to go.
The pipes stay full of water under pressure. When heat breaks a head's glass bulb, that head discharges at once. Only the heads over the fire open, which keeps water damage down.
WaterAir
- Pipe holds
- Water under pressure
- Opens when
- Heat fuses a single head
- Best for
- Offices, retail, schools, churches, apartments
- Watch for
- Needs heated space. Pipe can freeze in a Montana winter
Air in the pipe, so nothing freezes.
Pressurized air fills the piping and a dry pipe valve holds the water back. When a head opens, air escapes, the valve trips and water flows to the open heads.
WaterAir
- Pipe holds
- Pressurized air
- Opens when
- A head fuses and air pressure drops
- Best for
- Parking garages, loading docks, attics, cold warehouses
- Watch for
- Short delay while air leaves the pipe
Two signals before a drop of water.
The pipe stays dry until a separate smoke or heat detection system opens the pre-action valve. Even then, a head must still fuse before water reaches the room.
WaterAir+ Detection
- Pipe holds
- Air, supervised for leaks
- Opens when
- Detection confirms, then a head fuses
- Best for
- Data and server rooms, archives, museums
- Watch for
- Needs a detection system and more upkeep
Every head opens at once.
Deluge heads have no bulbs. When detection triggers the deluge valve, water flows from every head together and floods the hazard before fire can spread.
WaterOpen heads+ Detection
- Pipe holds
- Nothing. Heads are open
- Opens when
- Detection trips the deluge valve
- Best for
- Fuel and chemical storage, transformers, hangars
- Watch for
- Large water demand, so the supply must be sized for it
Why us
Small enough that the founders show up.
On site, not just on paper
Founder Tony LaMere brings 15+ years in fire protection to plans, scheduling and design, and still gets into the field. Co-founder Craig Rogers brings 20+ years and runs field safety and compliance.
Designed in 3D first
We use 3D design, REVIT, BIM and GPS 2D and 3D machine control, so the layout works before pipe is cut.
Safety comes first
Every job gets the right support and resources, and a safe, comfortable site for everyone involved.
Plans to final inspection
You get the same attention from the moment we see the plans until the last inspection is signed off.
Tony and Craig make it a point to get out there on site to interact with the staff and customer to ensure the job gets done.
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How it works
What happens after you call.
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Plan review
We read your drawings, occupancy and hazard classification, and confirm what the code and your insurer require.
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Design
Layouts are modeled in 3D with REVIT and BIM so pipe routes clear structure and other trades before install day.
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Installation
Our crew installs to the approved drawings. Tony and Craig get on site to keep the job on plan.
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Testing & final inspection
We pressure-test the system and walk the final inspection until it passes.
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Ongoing inspection
Scheduled inspection, testing and maintenance keep the system ready and your records current.
Questions
Before you call.
How often do fire sprinklers need to be inspected?
What's the difference between wet and dry pipe?
Do you service systems you didn't install?
Can you design the system, or just install it?
What areas do you cover?
My sprinkler system is leaking or has gone off. What do I do?
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