A leaking sprinkler line does not wait for business hours
When a head lets go or a pipe splits, every minute is water in the building. Our emergency line reaches a real person around the clock, and we get a licensed tech out to stop the water and restore protection.
Stop the water, then make it right
An active leak is two problems at once: the damage the water is doing right now, and the fact that the system is impaired and no longer protecting the building. We handle both. First we get there, isolate the affected zone, and stop the flow. Then we make the repair, restore the system, and set up any fire watch the code requires while it is down.
We cover Greater Boston and Eastern Massachusetts, and because the same team services and inspects these systems, we usually know how to get into your riser room and what your building runs before we arrive.
The failures we fix most
Sprinkler emergencies tend to come from a short list of causes. We carry the parts and the experience for all of them.
Leaks & Burst Fittings
Dripping heads, weeping fittings, and split pipe. We find the source, stop the water, and repair the joint or section instead of chasing it.
Frozen & Burst Pipe
The classic New England January call. We thaw and repair the break, then address why that run froze so you are not back here next winter.
Damaged or Painted Heads
Heads hit by a forklift, painted over, or corroded shut. We replace them with the correct temperature and response rating for the space.
Valve Failures
Control valves that will not seat, leaking check valves, and backflow issues that leave the system unreliable or shut down.
Low or Lost Pressure
A system that will not hold pressure or trips its low-pressure alarm. We track down the cause rather than just resetting the panel.
Maintenance Programs
Scheduled service that catches the small problems, so fewer of them turn into the 2 AM emergency in the first place.
What to know when something goes wrong
The questions we get when a building manager calls in a hurry.
A sprinkler is leaking right now. What do I do?
Call us and, if you can do it safely, close the main control valve to stop the flow, then keep a fire watch on the building since the system is now impaired. We will talk you through it and get a tech moving.
Do you actually answer at night and on weekends?
Yes. Our emergency line reaches a real person 24/7, not a voicemail box. A burst pipe at 2 AM gets a live answer and a dispatch, not a callback in the morning.
Can you fix a system another company installed?
We service systems no matter who put them in. We will assess what you have, make the repair, and if the system has recurring problems we will tell you plainly what is driving them.
How do I stop the frozen-pipe calls from repeating?
Usually it is an unheated run, a poorly insulated space, or a dry-pipe area that should have been dry to begin with. We repair the break, then recommend the fix, insulation, heat, or converting that section, so it does not freeze again.
Emergency now, or a system you want watched?
For an active leak or failure, call the line below. For a maintenance program that heads off the emergencies, request an estimate.