Florida Fire Solutions provides professional fire sprinkler inspections in Kendall, Florida performed to NFPA 25 inspection requirements with documentation designed for compliance. Kendall includes retail plazas, medical offices, schools, churches, and multi-family communities where inspections must be coordinated around public hours, tenants, and daily operations. As a local NFPA sprinkler inspection company, we support commercial fire sprinkler inspection needs with clear communication, organized scheduling, and AHJ-ready reporting.
We perform fire sprinkler inspection and testing on wet and dry systems and complete NFPA sprinkler system testing steps as required. In Kendall properties, a failed fire sprinkler inspection often results from tenant changes and routine maintenance gaps, such as obstructed sprinkler heads in storage rooms, painted or damaged heads after remodeling, missing signage, inaccessible control valves, or leaks at valves and fittings. We document deficiencies and guide sprinkler deficiency corrections, including fire sprinkler deficiency repair and fire sprinkler compliance repair when needed. If your system is red tagged or out of service, we help identify the cause and get you positioned for reinspection with reports suitable for AHJ submission.
Service areas include Kendall and nearby Miami-Dade locations, including Aventura, Hialeah, Miami Beach, Midtown, Downtown Miami, Brickell, Doral, and Coral Gables.
Most Kendall commercial and multi-family properties follow an annual fire sprinkler inspection schedule under NFPA 25 inspection requirements. Some systems also have periodic items that align with quarterly fire sprinkler inspection obligations depending on components and building use. We help confirm the schedule and keep documentation consistent.
Common causes include obstructed sprinkler heads in storage areas, painted or damaged heads after remodeling, missing signage, inaccessible control valves, and leaks at valves or fittings. These issues are often identified during fire sprinkler inspection and testing and can lead to deficiencies. We document the findings and guide sprinkler deficiency corrections.
Yes. If you have a red tag fire sprinkler notice or the fire sprinkler system out of service, we can inspect to identify the cause, document the condition, and outline a correction plan. We can also support fire sprinkler compliance repair and coordinate sprinkler deficiency corrections so you are prepared for reinspection
Yes. We support NFPA 25 five year inspection requirements where applicable and provide documentation that fits the needs of condo and commercial property management. If you need help confirming whether a five year sprinkler inspection is required for your system, we can review the system type and the compliance expectations and schedule the appropriate inspection and testing.
