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Single Source Vendor to Meet All Your Fire Equipment Needs
As a large business owner you invest hard earned money to keep your company running smoothly. You hire risk management administrators and facilities operators who know the importance of maintaining a safe environment to ensure all company assets are protected in the event of an emergency.
Do you depend on many different vendors?
- Fire suppression contractors
- Emergency lighting vendors
- Alarm and monitoring companies
- Sign companies
Representing the best commercial and restaurant fire suppression systems on the market.
Texas Fire and Safety is an authorized distributor for Ansul and Fike, manufacturers of commercial, industrial and kitchen fire suppression systems.
Commitment to bring the best value and service to our customers is what sets us apart from the competition.
Our highly-trained technicians are experts in the installation, service, inspection, and repair of all brands of hood suppression systems.
Texas Fire and Safety is your vendor through every step–from design to the final walk-through.
You can count on us anytime.
Small and large residential and commercial complexes and most restaurants benefit from fire suppression systems and in many cases it is required by law to install or retrofit these systems.
By their design itself, an automatic fire suppression system:
- Responds immediately
- Targets the hazard with precise accuracy
- Minimizes damage and cleanup
- Plus gets your business back in business faster.
One of the most easily recognizable automatic fire suppression systems is a kitchen hood vent. They are used in residential kitchens, commercial kitchens, and restaurants.
Vent A Hood (also Ventahood) Service
Agents of Fire Suppression
The materials igniting or feeding a fire require specific substances or agents to extinguish them. The most common agent in the early years of fire suppression was water which was often spread via overhead sprinkler systems. This often left a business or residential building with not only fire damage but water damage as well, causing a great loss of time and money.
Today’s fire suppression systems offer better options for the varying requirements of today’s technology-driven buildings and businesses. The term special hazards plays an important role in determining what agents to use in fighting fire. Agents like FM200, foam, and dry chemical are safer for usage where special hazards like electronic components, valuable artwork, or sensitive medical equipment are housed. They detect heat and flames then quickly control the fire source.
Industrial and Commercial Suppression Systems
Just as there are multiple classes of fire, multiple types of fire extinguishers, and varying agents for extinguishing fire, there are multiple systems and agents for the multi-functional fire suppression systems.
Fire Suppression System Inspection Services
Don’t forget our fire suppression system inspection services whether we installed your system or not. Our technicians are trained to inspect and analyze all types of suppression systems.
Texas Fire and Safety is your all-in-one source for commercial and industrial automatic fire suppression systems.
Clean Agent Fire Suppression
As defined by the NFPA, clean agents are “an electrically non-conducting, volatile, or gaseous fire extinguishant that does not leave a residue upon evaporation.” There are many benefits in using a clean agent fire suppression system, primarily that it does what its name implies by not leaving a mess after being used.
Combustion Interruption with a Fire Suppression System
Modern fire suppression systems are effective in fighting fire due to its ability to chemically interrupt combustion. It may be used for Class A, B, and C fires and is safe for use in cold weather.
A fire suppression system is very fitting for use in a data center or telecommunications facility. Temperatures are kept cooler within these areas in order to maintain proper equipment function. If one of these sensitive areas becomes compromised by fire, the release of the suppressant would extinguish the fire and not cause further damage to property or humans.
Let the trained professionals at Texas Fire and Safety service your halon fire suppression system for your facility.
Stops fire in 10 seconds – FM200 Fire Suppression Systems
Classified as a non-ozone depleting agent, the FM 200 fire suppression system (FM 200 is a registered trademark of DuPont) is engineered to exhaust a fire in 10 seconds or less by using a network of fixed nozzle to disperse the extinguishing agent. (FM indicates approved by Factory Mutual.)
Some of the major benefits of an FM 200 fire suppression system are:
- Quickly releases the agent
- Detects heat and fire
- Contains a liquefied gas agent
- Colorless and odorless agent
- Non-toxic agent
- Electronically non-conductive
- Can be used around valuable assets and humans
An FM200 fire suppression system is compact as it is stored in cylinders, making it the ideal product where storage for fire extinguishing equipment is restricted.
Let Texas Fire and Safety give you a quote on your next new construction or retrofit project.
R102 Fire Suppression System for Restaurant Safety
The top quality pre-engineered R102 restaurant fire suppression systems by Ansul are designed to protect all types of cooking appliances while knocking out flames and heat without causing damage to your expensive kitchen equipment.
Fike and Ansul Authorized Dealer
Texas Fire and Safety sells and services Fike and Ansul fire suppression systems. Protecting you, your property, and the environment are key values of top manufacturers of fire suppression systems including their own FM 200 systems.
Other Fire Suppression Systems
Every industry needs fire protection and Texas Fire and Safety has a product to meet your industry needs.
Paint and Spray Booth Fire Suppression Systems
Texas Fire and Safety can supply you with the appropriate spray booth fire suppression system.
Cars, motorcycles, trucks, heavy equipment, no matter what the size of your booth, we can install and maintain a suppression system.
Dry Chemical Fire Suppression System
Industrial environments often require a dry chemical fire suppression system for Class A, B, and C fires. Economical and reliable in harsh conditions. Used mostly to fight fuel, oil, or other flammable liquids.
These pre-engineered systems are used in:
- Heavy machinery
- Military facilities
- Fueling stations
- Oil platforms
- Ships
- Vehicles
Schedule a paint booth safety inspection today.
We can also perform a paint booth safety inspection to keep you up to local, state, and federal code.
Fire Suppression Contractors in Waco and surrounding areas.
Contact the professional team at Texas Fire and Safety for new sales, service, or inspection work.