Serving Duluth · Superior · the Northland Locally Owned & Certified  ·  218-390-0628
NFPA 17A & 96 Compliant

Certified to Protect the Line.

Inspection, servicing, recharge, and certification for pre-engineered kitchen fire suppression systems. Done by technicians who are actually certified for it.

Commercial kitchen fire suppression piping and nozzles above cooking equipment
Keep Your Kitchen Ready

When It Matters Most, It Has to Work.

A suppression system nobody's serviced is a liability, not a safeguard. We inspect, service, recharge, and certify pre-engineered systems by technicians who meet NFPA and ICC standards, not a subcontractor who showed up once.

  • Semi-annual inspection, on schedule
  • Nozzle and piping check for blockages or damage
  • Fusible link replacement when needed
  • Recharge and pressure test
  • Current NFPA 17A / 96 certification tag
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What's Included

A Real Inspection, Not a Rubber Stamp

Every visit covers the whole system, tested and tagged, not just a glance at the pull station.

Semi-Annual Inspection

Every six months, tagged and documented, keeping your system inside NFPA 17A's required interval.

Nozzle & Piping Check

Every nozzle checked for blockage or misalignment, and piping inspected for damage or corrosion.

Fusible Link Replacement

Heat-degraded links replaced on schedule, before they fail to trigger when you actually need them to.

Recharge & Pressure Test

Agent recharged and the system pressure tested, confirmed working under real conditions, not assumed.

NFPA-Compliant Certification

A current certification tag applied on the spot, matched to your NFPA 17A and 96 requirements.

Compliance Documentation

A full service report for your insurance carrier and fire marshal, every visit, no chasing paperwork later.

Certified to the Standards That Matter

Our technicians are certified Pre-Engineered Kitchen Fire Extinguishing System Technicians, working to NFPA 17A and NFPA 96. Fully insured, so your compliance paperwork holds up.

17ANFPA Standard
96NFPA Standard
ICCCode Council
How It Works

Three Steps, Every Six Months

01

Inspect

Full system walkthrough: nozzles, piping, links, and the manual pull station, checked against code.

02

Service

Recharge, part replacement, and pressure testing performed on the spot by certified technicians.

03

Certify

A current tag applied and a compliance report handed to you before we leave.

Word Around the Northland

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Suppression System Questions

Straight Answers, No Jargon

NFPA 17A requires semi-annual inspection of pre-engineered kitchen fire suppression systems, every six months, no exceptions.

We check the nozzles, piping, fusible links, and the manual pull station, then recharge and pressure test the system if needed, and tag it with a current certification.

Fusible links are the heat-sensitive triggers that release the suppression agent automatically. They degrade with heat and grease exposure over time and need to be replaced on schedule, not left until they fail.

That's the point of a current tag. Every service ends with a dated certification and a compliance report, so your next inspection is a formality, not a scramble.

Free Quote, Straight Answer

Get Your System Certified.

Tell us about your suppression system and we'll give you an honest quote. If it's overdue, we'll get you current, fast.

Not sure when your last service was?

Call and we'll look up your system, check your certification status, and get you scheduled before it lapses.

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