Commercial sprinkler system design, installation, inspection, and 24/7 emergency repair across Ontario. NFPA 13 certified, engineer-stamped drawings.
A sprinkler system is the most effective single fire-protection device ever invented. But it only works if it's designed right, installed right, and maintained. Boss Fire handles every phase: engineer-stamped design drawings for new construction, routine inspections and testing for operating properties, and 24/7 emergency repair when a pipe bursts or a head discharges.
We work on wet-pipe, dry-pipe, pre-action, and deluge systems. From small retail units to multi-building industrial properties.
Burst pipe at 2 AM? Our on-call technicians respond 24/7 for sprinkler emergencies across the GTA.
The most common system. Pressurized water in the pipe, ready to discharge instantly. Works in heated spaces.
Pipes are pressurized with air; water releases only when a head activates. Ideal for parking garages and cold-storage.
Requires two triggers (detection + head activation) before water flows. Protects data centres, museums, and archives.
All heads open simultaneously. Used in high-hazard industrial settings where fire spreads fast.
Boosts water pressure where municipal supply isn't adequate. Annual full-flow testing required.
Bring older systems into NFPA 13 compliance. Head replacement, corrosion remediation, pipe renewal.
Under NFPA 25, commercial sprinkler systems require a tiered inspection schedule: weekly gauge checks, monthly control-valve inspection, quarterly flow tests, annual full inspection, and 5-year internal pipe inspection. Boss Fire consolidates all of these into one managed service so nothing falls through the cracks.
Call 905-519-BOSS immediately. A single-head discharge can release hundreds of gallons of water per minute until the system is shut down. Our 24/7 emergency team will shut off the riser, drain the system, replace the head, and re-pressurize. Usually within a few hours.
Under the Ontario Building Code, sprinkler systems are required in commercial buildings over 600 sqm (roughly 6,500 sqft), in high-rise buildings regardless of size, and in occupancies with high fire load (warehouses, industrial, assembly). A Boss Fire engineer can review your property and tell you definitively.
Yes. Annual full-flow fire pump testing is a critical (and frequently failed) NFPA 25 requirement. Especially in high-rises. Our technicians have the certifications, equipment, and documentation protocols to perform it correctly.
Free on-site assessment across the GTA. No charge, no pressure. Just a clear plan and a single point of contact for every fire system on site.
