Fire Suppression

Sprinkler Systems

Different Environments Require Different Solutions

A properly designed and installed sprinkler system is one of the most effective ways to control and suppress fires, protecting lives and property before emergency responders even arrive. At Superior Sprinkler, we specialize in designing, installing, and maintaining sprinkler systems that meet the specific needs of your building—whether it’s a high-rise, warehouse, shopping center, or industrial facility.

Every sprinkler system requires careful planning to ensure it delivers the right coverage, water flow, and pressure. That’s why our team works closely with you to engineer the best system for your space, hazards, and compliance requirements.

A sprinkler system is only as effective as its water supply

In large buildings, high-rises, and facilities with high-volume water needs, the local municipal water system may not provide enough pressure. That’s where fire pumps come in.

Fire pumps automatically activate when sprinkler pressure drops, ensuring water reaches every level of the building with enough force to suppress a fire.

These pumps are critical for:

High-rise buildings – Delivering water pressure to upper floors.
Warehouses & storage facilities – Supporting large-scale sprinkler coverage.
Industrial sites – Ensuring adequate suppression in high-risk areas.

At Superior Sprinkler, we design, install, and maintain fire pump systems to ensure your sprinkler system always has the pressure it needs to perform.

Which Sprinkler System is Right for Your Property?

Wet Pipe Sprinkler Systems

Wet pipe sprinkler systems are the most common type of fire suppression system. In this setup, water is always present in the pipes, ensuring an immediate response when a sprinkler head activates. Because of their simplicity and reliability, these systems require less maintenance and are preferred in environments where freezing is not a concern.

Ideal for:

High-rise buildings
Shopping centers and retail stores
Office buildings and hotels

Dry Pipe Sprinkler Systems

Designed for cold environments, dry pipe sprinkler systems hold pressurized air or gas in the pipes rather than water. When a sprinkler head activates, the air is released, allowing water to flow into the system. While effective for freezing conditions, these systems have a slight delay in response time, making them less suitable for high-hazard storage.

Ideal for:

Unheated warehouses and loading docks
Parking garages and outdoor storage facilities
Facilities where freezing temperatures are a concern

Pre-Action Sprinkler Systems

Pre-action systems function like dry pipe systems but with an added layer of control. Water is held back by an electronically operated pre-action valve, which only releases when a fire detection system confirms the presence of fire. This dual-step activation helps prevent accidental water damage in buildings that house sensitive equipment or valuable assets.

Ideal for:

Data centers and server rooms
Museums, archives, and libraries
Buildings with high-value assets that require extra protection

Deluge Sprinkler Systems

Deluge systems are designed for high-hazard areas where fires can spread rapidly. Unlike standard sprinklers, all sprinkler heads remain open, and water is discharged through the entire system at once when triggered by a separate smoke or heat detection system. These systems are critical for environments where rapid fire suppression is essential to prevent catastrophic damage.

Ideal for:

Power plants and industrial facilities
Aircraft hangars and fuel storage areas
Chemical processing and hazardous material storage

Our Experts are Ready to Help

Selecting and installing the right sprinkler system takes expertise. Let our experts design a custom-tailored solution specific to your space, risk level, and industry requirements, ensuring you get the fire protection you need.