Sprinkler & Sprinkler System Repair

Sprinklers: a useful innovation

In the 1860’s, inventors began experimenting with automatic sprinkler systems, with the first successful model being patented by Phillip W. Pratt in 1872. The invention has proven essential to modern society, helping to fight sudden fires and keeping the property well maintained, saving time and offering a unique convenience.

Despite their obvious benefits, it isn’t all too common to find sprinkler systems in most of the country, mostly due to the disruptive process that goes into the installation. For homeowners moving into an already established home, the project may seem like too much to undertake. The ideal timing for installing a sprinkler system is obviously after the construction of a new home, and before the landscaping has been put into place--but not everyone builds a new home, or has the budget to do so.

Interior and Exterior Sprinkler Systems

In commercial establishments, there are typically both types of sprinkler systems--one indoors and one outdoors. These interior systems are required by law in the modern day, meant to protect against the devastating damage and danger that fire within an enclosed space can cause. If these safety measures fail, worse issues can happen, therefore frequent inspections and maintenance are crucial. For this reason, along with the many complex parts that go into either type of automatic sprinkler system and the legal implications that could arise, it’s recommended that if you’re experiencing issues with your sprinkler system, you seek help from the professionals.

If you’re experiencing issues with your sprinkler system, or think that your home could benefit from a lawn care or fire prevention system, the experts at HomePro Match are just a call or click away!