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What the 2024 NFPA 25 revision changes for building owners
The inspection frequencies most owners ask about, and the two that quietly moved. Plain language, no code book required.
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What changed, and what it means for your building.
Plain-language updates on NFPA revisions, compliance and the company.
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- CompanyComing soon
A tenth office opens on the Coastal Bend
Corpus Christi now has local crews, local parts and a hydrotest loaner pool, so the Coastal Bend no longer waits on a truck from San Antonio.
- ComplianceComing soon
Got a fire marshal notice? Read this before you panic
Most citations are routine and fixable on a short timeline. Here is how we read one, scope the corrections and close the file.
- From the fieldComing soon
Why a blocked riser room fails an inspection every time
The single most common deficiency we write up, what the code actually requires, and how to keep the space clear.
- Code updateComing soon
Kitchen hood systems: what NFPA 96 expects twice a year
Restaurant owners often miss the semi-annual requirement. Here is the checklist your inspector is working from.
- From the fieldComing soon
Cold storage sprinklers and the dry-system trade-off
Freezer spaces cannot use a wet system. What dry and pre-action systems do differently, and what that means for testing.
- CompanyComing soon
Design and hydrotesting are now fully in-house
Hydraulic calculations, shop drawings and cylinder testing all happen under our own roof, cutting third-party lag out of the schedule.
- ComplianceComing soon
Backflow testing: the paperwork we file so you do not have to
Annual assembly testing is only half the job. The municipal filing is the other half, and where most owners get a second notice.
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