Welcome to Legacy Fire Services
We are your full-service fire protection company. We specialize in consultation, design, installation, service, and inspection of overhead fire protection systems and fire extinguishers. We have experience in all types of fire protection systems found in commercial, industrial and multi-family residential systems.
Whether it is an installation for a new project or altering an existing system to accommodate a tenant improvement, our highly trained personnel has the knowledge and experience to provide for all of your fire protection needs. We take pride in building solid and reliable relationships with our clients and the local authorities. This approach has been the key to providing consistently successful projects for our clients. We look forward to the opportunity to earn your business.
Frequently Asked Questions
You're asking all the right questions. These important FAQs will help you make an informed decision when selecting from our fire protection services.
Yes. We strive to use our experience to be the best at what we do for our customers. We take pride in our work and sincerely appreciate the relationships we have built and look forward to earning the opportunity to build a relationship with you.
The NFPA recommends that your fire sprinkler system be tested by professional fire protection technicians at least four times per year. Since only the sprinkler heads are visible in most rooms, the best way to ensure that your fire sprinkler system is ready to quickly and effectively respond to a fire emergency is through regular inspection.
Yes. Fire sprinkler systems are very effective and are currently the most widely used fire protection system used today. The benefits include minimized damage, customizable installation designs and most importantly – saves lives.
It is a common misconception that fire sprinklers will cause more damage due to the water that comes out of the sprinkler heads once they are activated. While water is used to diffuse a fire, the main design of a fire sprinkler system is to use as little water as possible in as little of space as possible—controlling a fire in its early stages when less water is needed. Here is a video showing a test of sprinklered vs. not sprinklered: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=507gj_JWWSs
