F & M Fire Protection Service, Inc.
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26+ years online5.0
Fire Protection & Sprinklers in Washington, DC
Compare 18 fire protection & sprinklers contractors near you in Washington and surrounding area with an average rating of 4.4/5. Get free quotes, read reviews, and find the right pro for your project.
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Fire Protection & Sprinklers in Washington, DC
Washington, DC fire protection installers handle commercial inspections for federal-adjacent buildings, residential sprinklers in new builds and condo conversions, and fire alarm work for schools and embassies. Brands stocked: Tyco/JCI, Viking, Notifier, Honeywell, Edwards. DC requires sprinklers in nearly all new residential occupancies.
DCRA Fire Marshal conducts commercial inspections. DC requires a Fire Protection Contractor license.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Sprinklers required in new homes?
- Yes — DC requires residential sprinklers in nearly all new construction including single-family.
- Annual commercial inspection — required?
- Yes for most commercial occupancies.
- Wet-pipe vs dry-pipe?
- Dry-pipe required for unheated spaces (parking garages).
- Backflow preventer required?
- Yes per DC Water standards.
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