Fire Protection Fort Collins, CO

Yes. Fort Collins is about 65 miles north of our Centennial shop, so we run it as a scheduled route rather than an on-demand metro call. We batch inspections along the CSU campus, Old Town, the Harmony corridor, and Midtown into planned technician visits, which keeps travel efficient and lets us cover several properties in one trip. Tell us your due dates and we build them into the next Fort Collins run.

Brewery work in the River District — around New Belgium, Odell, and Horse & Dragon — goes well past a standard sprinkler tag. We handle process-area sprinkler clearances around tanks and fermenters, boil-kettle and packaging-line hood suppression, and the alarm interlocks tied to ammonia refrigeration and CO₂. We coordinate the scope so production downtime is minimal.

Yes. We test large-device-count alarm systems in residence halls, standpipes and sprinklers in assembly venues, and clean-agent and lab-hood suppression in research buildings. Campus and Campus West student housing carry heavy alarm and hood scope, and we schedule around class and residence calendars to limit disruption.

Per NFPA 25 and the IFC as adopted by Poudre Fire Authority, wet-pipe systems require quarterly and annual inspections with an internal inspection every 5 years. Dry-pipe systems — common in the unheated Mulberry-corridor warehouses — add quarterly trip tests and a 3-year full-flow trip test. We track every cadence and email you 30 days before a test is due.

Yes. NFPA 96 and the IFC as adopted in Colorado require automatic fire-extinguishing systems for commercial cooking — the hood, duct, and plenum. UL-300 wet-chemical systems are the current standard. Old Town’s historic restaurant spaces and the College Avenue food tenants often run older systems that are grandfathered but typically need replacement at turnover or major renovation.

Yes. The former HP, Broadcom, Intel, and Woodward campuses along Harmony carry clean-agent suppression for labs and server rooms, ESFR sprinklers in the larger bays, and fire pumps that need annual flow testing. We handle FM-200, Novec 1230, and CO₂ systems and re-commission them after tenant or equipment changes with PFA sign-off.

The neighborhoods west toward Overland Trail and Horsetooth sit in the wildland-urban interface, where NFPA 13D residential sprinklers and monitored detection carry more weight. We inspect and maintain residential sprinkler systems, test irrigation and fire-line backflow, and provide monitored alarm and smoke detection for custom homes and HOA common areas.