Sprinkler maintenance for facilities management companies in Kettering
Sprinkler maintenance for facilities management companies: BS EN 12845 servicing, risers, pumps and tanks, with a report and certificate ready for your client.
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Sprinkler maintenance for facilities management companies covers the specialist end of a planned maintenance contract: BS EN 12845 servicing, riser testing to BS 9990, fire pumps and tanks, and the repairs that come out of them. Every visit ends with a report and certificate for that site, written so it can go straight to the client and their insurer. Sentry Sprinkler Protection does this work across England from its base in Kettering, ISO 9001 certified.
What FM sprinkler maintenance covers on your sites
- The BS EN 12845 routine, including quarterly flow switch proving and the annual service.
- Dry and wet riser inspection and testing to BS 9990.
- Fire pump testing under flow, electric and diesel.
- Sprinkler tank inspection, and the remedial work any of these turns up.
Your team can hold the weekly checks
BS EN 12845 puts weekly checks on the building: gauges, the alarm test, and a pump start where one is fitted. Most sites have their own team do them.
We set the routine up, show your engineers what to record, and cover the quarterly and annual work that needs a specialist.
Records your client can read
Each visit ends with the report and certificate for that site. Defects come back with photographs and a fixed price, kept separate from the routine work, so the client can approve them without anyone rewriting the paperwork.
Taking a contract over mid-year
Contracts change hands mid-cycle. Send the existing records so we know where each site is in its routine. Where they are missing, we start a clean record from our first visit rather than sign off work we did not see.
Related
- Sprinkler servicing for hotels Servicing planned around guests, with short isolations and a record for every visit.
- Dry riser testing for managing agents Every block inspected and tested on one schedule, certificates issued on the day.
- Sprinkler servicing for housing associations Residential and mixed-use systems serviced on one schedule, with records ready for audit.
- Fire sprinkler servicing The full BS EN 12845 routine, from the weekly gauge and alarm check to the annual service.
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From first call to certificate
Four steps, the same on every job.
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01Free survey
We look at the building and its records, and tell you what it is due.
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02Fixed price in writing
Every item priced line by line. No survey fee, nothing added afterwards.
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03The work, on your dates
Isolation agreed before anyone arrives, kept as short as the job takes.
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04Certificate and record
A certificate and a photographed defect list, ready for your insurer.
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Questions about sprinkler maintenance for facilities management companies
Do you cover sites across England?
Yes. We are based in Kettering and work across England. Every site starts with a free survey and a fixed price in writing.
Can our own engineers do the weekly checks?
Yes, and most sites do. We set the routine up and show your team what to record. The logbook still has to be complete either way.
Can you take over from another contractor partway through the year?
Yes, and it happens often. We need the existing records to know where each site is in its cycle; if they are thin, we start a clean record from our first visit.