Design is the first step in the development of a functional fire sprinkler system. Proper design leads to fast and trouble-free city approval and installation. Scott Campbell Company handles all the design for contract work in house through our engineering department. This includes field surveys, field coordination, drawing plans, hydraulic calculations and city permitting. All design complies with N.F.P.A. 13 and the authority having jurisdiction.

Quality controlled fabrication is a critical step in the implementation of a fire sprinkler system. Improper fabrication can lead to water leaks and increased installation time.  Most of the sprinkler piping installed has been fabricated in our own shop. We can cut, thread and groove steel pipe from 1/2” to 8”. We also cut and groove copper piping as needed. This allows us to verify all materials installed on a project will be of the highest quality.

The proper installation of a fire sprinkler system is vital to the effectiveness of that system. Correct design and fabrication are meaningless if the system is not installed correctly. Having been in business for over 65 years and utilizing well trained union fitters as foremen and journeymen, Scott Campbell Company ensures a quality installation that will provide years of protection.

        A properly installed and maintained fire sprinkler system will have very little need for servicing or repair. However, unforeseen accidents and emergencies do occur. That is why Scott Campbell Company has 24 hour, 7 days a week emergency services.

Regular testing and inspections of a fire sprinkler system are not only necessary, but required. The National Fire Protection Association (N.F.P.A.) outlines the requirements for the frequency and standards of the testing and inspecting. The city fire prevention and fire marshal are responsible for enforcing the testing and inspection requirements. Scott Campbell Company adheres to the requirements as outlined by N.F.P.A. and the local authorities on all testing and inspections.