ANSUL® R-102™ Restaurant Fire Suppression System near Virginia, VA
Ansul System Installer of Virginia (VA)
As a licensed fire suppression system company / ansul installer in the Commonwealth of Virginia, we specalize in ansul fire systems, wet chemical fire extinguishing systems, restaurant mechanical exhaust hood contracting and fire extinguisher sales and services. A licensed mechanical and fire protection firm of Virginia
(571) 556-1700
ANSUL SYSTEM INSTALLATION
KITCHEN HOOD INSPECTION
FIRE SUPPRESSION MAINTENANCE
DESIGNS, AND ENGINEERING
Commercial Kitchen & Hood Installer of Northern Virginia
We provide commercial hood contracting inconjunction with licensed engineers, plumbers, fire sprinkler, gas fitters, electricans, and all tradesman and contractors involved restaurant devlopment,
Virginia (VA) region.
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Ansul Fire Suppression System Maintenance of Northern Virginia
Ansul System Inspection
Inspection and maintenance service reports are provided upon each service performed on Ansul Fire Systems. Our services range from Ansul replacements, upgrades, additions, nozzle alignment, and more.
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Ansul R102 Fire Protection Service
Captain Fire Protection Corp., is a authorized distributor of ANSUL R102 Restaurant Fire Suppression System of Virginia products for all commercial kitchen hood systems in the Virginia. It is important to check the credentials of each and every kitchen fire suppression service company prior to hiring a firm to either service, repair, or maintain your ANSUL R102 Fire Suppression System.
Ansul System Inspection - Virginia (VA)
- Virginia Licensed and Insured
- Repairs and Service Maintenance
- New Installation or tie-ins
- UL300 Wet Chemical Fire Suppression
- ANSUL® R-102™ Restaurant Fire Suppression System near me
- Restaurant Hood Installation
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Ansul System Design and Fire Protection Plans
Appliance-Specific Design. The most efficient fire protection is accomplished when nozzles are selected and aimed at specific hazard areas on each appliance. This method typically provides the most economical use of liquid agent reducing the size or quantity of storage tanks and associated hardware.