Special Hazard Fire Suppression Inspection in Southeast Michigan

Special hazard fire suppression systems extinguish fires quickly without endangering occupants or damaging critical assets. To ensure your company’s system operates as it should during a fire, the qualified technicians at Fire Systems of Michigan — your Southeast Michigan fire protection inspection and maintenance company — provide inspections of FM‑200, Halon, and dry‑chemical systems. 

We’re a single point of fire‑protection resources, serving various Michigan industries for all their safety needs. Our comprehensive special-hazard fire-suppression system inspections provide you with peace of mind, knowing your business is protected and compliant.  

Systems We Inspect 

Companies that store or use special‑hazard materials like chemicals, flammables, and welding supplies can’t rely on standard fire‑suppression systems to keep their people and assets protected. Instead, they need non‑water‑based systems that do more good than harm. 

Depending on which type of special‑hazard suppression system your business has installed, you might require monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual inspections. 

The systems we inspect include: 

• FM‑200: Waterless, clean‑agent systems for data centers, telecom rooms, and other electronics‑heavy spaces. 

• Dry chemicals: Rapid‑knockdown systems common in commercial kitchens, industrial facilities, paint booths, and storage areas. 

• Halon: No longer manufactured but still legal to service; we maintain these legacy systems to current NFPA and EPA standards. 

All our special‑hazard suppression system inspections ensure your existing system meets NFPA and EPA regulations. 

Ready to schedule a special‑hazard fire‑suppression inspection for your Michigan business? Request a quote by calling our team today. 

Our Special‑Hazard Suppression Inspection Process 

Special‑hazard suppression system inspections must be conducted monthly, quarterly, semi‑annually, or annually, depending on the system and local regulations, and a certified fire‑protection specialist must handle them. 

During the inspection process, our certified technicians: 

• Look for damaged, missing, or obstructed devices 

• Check for system modifications or additions 

• Examine the system for faulty wiring and other issues that might impair its control panel 

• Visually inspect dry‑chemical system piping and replace/test detection devices 

• Check clean‑agent initiating and releasing devices 

• Review all discharge components, nozzles, pipe fittings, and batteries 

• Inspect agent cylinders for signs of damage and verify weight and gauge pressure 

 Why Choose Us? 

Special‑hazard fire‑protection systems protect people, limit asset loss, and minimize downtime. For more than 40 years, Fire Systems of Michigan has delivered inspections that give businesses total confidence in their system’s performance. As a full‑service fire protection inspection and maintenance company, we combine routine code‑driven checks, responsive repairs, and clear documentation under one roof—so you never need to juggle multiple vendors or worry about compliance gaps. 

Our skilled professionals are dedicated to excellence in fire safety, and thousands of Michigan businesses rely on us to safeguard their facilities against loss of life and property. 

Contact Fire Systems of Michigan today to learn more about our special‑hazard fire‑suppression inspection services. 

FAQs 

What businesses benefit from special hazard systems? 
Data and IT centers, computer server rooms, museums, hospitals, hazardous material storage areas, and chemical and power plants all benefit from special hazard systems. 

How often do I need an inspection of my system? 
It’s recommended to have your system inspected semi‑annually for proper function.