Boyer Fire Protection

And it's off! Make sure to tune into Fox 2 News Monday, December 7th at 11am to check out the side by side burn!

Happy Veterans Day! Thank you to all who served. Honoring and recognizing our veterans: Jim Auer, Mike Wurth, and Dan Love. Thank you for your service!

Thank you to each and everyone of our employees, vendors, and customers; we could not do this without you all!

Last night was quite the night for us at the AGCMO Construction Awards. We are honored to have been awarded the 2020 SCOTY (Specialty Contractor of the Year) Award for Plumbing and Fire Protection and the Overall 2020 SCOTY Award! We are so grateful for our team’s efforts and dedication to the company and our customers. Thank you to the general contractors who made winning this award possible and trusting our staff and field crews on your job sites. Congratulations to all t...he winners and nominees! #buildbetterwithfiresprinklers #AGCAwards #SCOTY

Thank you to each and everyone one of our team members for their commitment to excellence! We strive for the embetterment of ourselves as individuals and as a company to continue our success. Yesterday, we were awarded the American Subcontractors Association "Outstanding MEP Subcontractor Award". We at Boyer Fire Protection truly appreciate our customers, and we're so grateful for the trust you've placed in us. We couldn't do it without you!

After 17 years with Local 268 Sprinkler Fitters and 12 years with Boyer Fire Protection, we want to wish Andy Laskowsky a very happy retirement! We can't thank him enough for all of his hard work and dedication throughout the years. Thank you, Andy, for bringing so much knowledge and experience to the table and always servicing the needs of our customers. Best wishes for your future endeavors! We will miss you!

Just another reason why you should get a 5 year inspection. You never know what could be lodged inside those pipes!

What a long way we have come from the way sprinkler valves and alarms are tied together! This "old school" alarm would require someone to be stationed at their valve location to see the light come on and then follow up with an onsite investigation to see what was going on. Now everything is routed into a combined full building fire alarm panel that serves not only the sprinkler alarms but the building's fire alarm devices such as smoke and heat detectors.

We hope everyone has a fun and safe holiday weekend. Wishing everyone a happy 4th of July!

Why do I need a 5-year assessment? Is it really necessary if I am keeping up on my annual inspections? These are two questions that many people ask frequently when told their facility is due for the 5-year assessment. A 2-hour hydrostatic test of the FDC is performed during this inspection. This FDC was clogged with a bird’s nest. Imagine if the fire department would have tried hooking up to this connection to pump water into the building. Don’t wait to schedule your 5 year!

Sprinkler heads must be vacuumed or cleaned with compressed air. Loaded sprinkler heads can delay or prevent the head from operating. Take a look at these loaded heads from a restaurant kitchen that collected grease and dust build up overtime. All heads were replaced due to their condition.

Sneak peak from our photo shoot last week!

Friday's Flame Guard Training was a success! Training looked a little different this time with social distancing rules in place. We even had multiple people join in via zoom. A big thank you to Mike Sass for putting this on! The training was conducted to keep us current on CPVC design and installation practices.

The importance of fire sprinklers is inevitable. All it took was one head to put out this kitchen fire. #FIRESPRINKLERSSAVELIVES #FIRESPRINKLERSSAVEPROPERTY