#17 – Fire sprinklers pay for themselves through homeowners insurance discounts
Residential fire sprinkler systems can pay for themselves by leveraging homeowners insurance discounts.
Residential fire sprinkler systems can pay for themselves by leveraging homeowners insurance discounts.
In this edition of the Fire Sprinkler System Components series, we discuss Storz Connections. What is a Storz Connection? How does it work? Where is it found?
QRFS covers fire sprinkler success stories from coast to coast, looking at sprinkler performance in Wisconsin, Florida, Oregon, and beyond.
Can you paint a fire sprinkler system’s cover plates? The answer is no. Read this blog to find out why and what other options are available!
More and more fire sprinkler companies are engaged in digital marketing. QRFS looks at how fire sprinkler businesses can reach local customers online, honing in on three simple tactics contractors can easily use.
In this edition of the Fire Sprinkler System Components series, we discuss a water flow detector, or flow switch. What is it? How does it work? Why is it there?
Learn about the Home Fire Sprinkler Coalition and all the great work they do promoting the residential fire sprinkler industry.
Contrary to what Hollywood movies portray, fire sprinkler systems don’t usually deploy numerous sprinklers at once. QRFS reveals how simple but effective thermal triggers hold individual sprinklers closed until they are activated by heat.
What’s a two-alarm fire? What happens when toddlers, matches, and a Saturday morning combine? Find out with QRFS’s series of fire sprinkler success stories.
Learn a broad overview concerning the proper cleaning, use, storage, testing, and inspection of fire hose.