Fire sprinkler systems can protect your business and save a life. These fire prevention systems are a necessity for retail stores, businesses and other commercial properties because they automatically activate to extinguish a fire once they detect heat from a fire. Not many people go into work or any commercial facility wondering where the fire sprinklers are, but they are one of the most important elements for fire protection and safety. There are many requirements, regulations and codes associated with Fire Sprinkler/Protection Systems, we can make sure your facility is compliant and help both you and employees get home safely.

Fire sprinklers work because high heat triggers the sprinkler system. When a blaze ignites, the air directly above it heats rapidly. This hot air rises and spreads along the ceiling. … When the liquid expands, it shatters its glass confines and the sprinkler head activates

Modern Engineering is Texas State licensed for Design and Installation of Fire water Systems, we service Houston, TX and surrounding areas. No matter what type of business or property you need a fire sprinkler system we can design, install fire systems for the following types of properties.

• Office Buildings
• Retail Centers
• Churches
• Schools
• Day Care Facilities
• Both Factory and Industrial
• Storage facilities

Industrial backflows, we can ensure that your system meets city standards and are designed to protect water sources against contamination. Backflow prevention assemblies are designed to prevent contaminated water from mixing into clean municipal water supplies, which are usually used as drinking water. Contaminants like sediments, bacteria, and fertilizer are a major public health hazard, there are regulations in place that require certain buildings to have backflow preventers installed.

Complete system design, fabrication and installation is available. This includes complete skid units that will help act as plug and play to shorten installation time as well as assist in retrofit circumstance where space constraint is a consideration. Retention tanks can also be designed and installed.