Services
Design, supply, installation, testing, commissioning and maintenance
One contractor from the first survey to the quarterly service visit. Nothing is subcontracted out of our scope, so there is one drawing set, one BOQ and one commissioning record.
What we do
Six services, quoted as one scope
Most clients take all of them. Any one can be taken on its own.
Site survey and hazard classificationWalk-through, riser measurement, occupancy class and stored commodity assessment — the inputs the rest of the design depends on.
Design and drawingsHydraulic calculations, layouts and zone schedules prepared for consultant and fire-brigade approval.
SupplyGenuine equipment from authorised distributors, held in stock, delivered against a stamped BOQ with datasheets and test certificates attached.
InstallationFloor-by-floor execution planned around occupancy. Occupied towers do not need decanting.
Testing and commissioningPressure, flow and loop tests witnessed and recorded, ending in a signed commissioning record you can hand to the authority.
Annual maintenance contractScheduled inspection, extinguisher refilling and hydro-testing, and drill support for resident staff.
Systems we install
Fire fighting systems
Sprinkler, hydrant and pre-action systems — pipework, pumps, valves and fittings, sized against the building.
SITC of Hydrant SystemThe red pipework around a building, and the pumps and valves behind it. Survey, hydraulic design, supply, installation, testing and commissioning.SITC of Sprinkler SystemA grid of heads across the whole floor plate, each one its own detector and its own nozzle. Hydraulic design, supply, installation, testing and commissioning.SITC of Pre-action SystemA sprinkler grid that stays dry until detection and a head both agree there is a fire. For rooms where an accidental discharge would cost more than the fire.
Systems · 02
Suppression & special hazard
Clean-agent, CO₂ and foam flooding for rooms where water is the wrong answer.
SITC of CO₂ Flooding SystemTotal-flood and local-application CO₂ for enclosed plant where water would do the damage the fire did not. Design, supply, installation, testing and commissioning.SITC of Novec SystemSuppression for occupied electronics rooms — it puts the fire out and leaves no residue, no water and nothing to clean off a server.SITC of InergenSuppression using gases that are already in the air — nitrogen, argon and carbon dioxide, stored as a gas and mixed to a concentration a fire cannot survive but a person can.SITC of Kitchen Hood Fire SuppressionWet-chemical suppression over commercial ranges, fryers and extract ducting, interlocked to shut the gas and the fan the moment it discharges.Foam Type Fire SuppressionLow- and high-expansion foam for flammable liquid storage, loading bays and transformer yards — a blanket over the fuel, not water into it.SITC of Electrical Panel Suppression SystemSelf-contained units inside switchboards, control panels and cabinets, discharging into the enclosure the moment a fault starts to burn.
Systems · 03
Fire detection & alarm
Addressable and conventional panels, aspirating detection, and cable-based heat sensing.
SITC of Addressable Fire Alarm SystemLoop-powered panels that name the device, not the zone. Design, supply, installation, cause-and-effect programming, testing and commissioning.SITC of Conventional Fire Alarm SystemZone-based panels for smaller buildings — detectors, call points, sounders and repeaters wired zone by zone, supplied, installed and commissioned.SITC of VESDAAir-sampling detection that draws the room to the detector through a pipe network — for high ceilings, high airflow, and anywhere a point detector reacts too late.SITC of Wireless Fire Alarm SystemRadio-linked detectors and sounders for heritage buildings, occupied premises and phased works where running cable is not practical.SITC of LHS CableDetection along cable trays, conveyors, car park decks and tunnels, where the detector is the cable and it sees the fire anywhere along its length.
Systems · 04
Fire extinguishers
ABC, CO₂, BC, foam, water, modular, ball, clean-agent and trolley-mounted units, with refilling and hydro-testing.
ABC Fire ExtinguisherThe general-purpose extinguisher for mixed-risk areas — rated for solids, liquids and gases. Supply, mounting, signage, annual service and refilling.CO₂ Fire ExtinguisherFor live electrical equipment and flammable liquids — it puts the fire out and leaves nothing on the equipment. Supply, mounting, service and refilling.BC Portable Fire ExtinguisherSodium bicarbonate powder for flammable liquid and gas risks — fuel stores, LPG banks, pump houses and loading points.Foam Type Fire ExtinguisherAqueous film-forming foam for flammable liquid pools and spill risks — it seals the fuel surface instead of scattering it.Water Portable Fire ExtinguisherFor ordinary combustibles — paper, timber, textiles, furniture — where there is no electrical or flammable liquid risk in the area.Modular Type Fire ExtinguisherAutomatic units fixed above a fixed local risk — they detect and discharge on their own, with nobody in the room.Fire Extinguishing BallA self-activating powder sphere that can be thrown into a fire or left mounted above a risk to discharge on its own.Clean Agent ExtinguisherPortable units for server rooms, control rooms and sensitive electronics — non-conductive, non-corrosive and leaving no residue at all.Trolley Mounted Fire ExtinguisherHigher-capacity wheeled units for yards, plant areas, fuel installations and warehouses — more agent, longer discharge and a longer hose reach.
Systems · 05
Security products
Access control, surveillance and building security, designed alongside the fire system where the two have to interlock — a controlled door on an escape route is a fire matter before it is a security one.
Access Control SystemDoors, turnstiles and barriers that open for the people who should be through them and log everyone who was. Survey, supply, installation, configuration and commissioning.SITC of CCTVIP camera systems designed around what has to be identified, not around a camera count. Survey, supply, installation, configuration and commissioning.SITC of Public AddressSpeaker systems that can be understood, not just heard — announcements day to day, and evacuation instructions when it matters.SITC of IntrusionPerimeter and internal detection that tells you somebody is in the building before they reach anything worth taking.SITC of Water Leak DetectionCable and spot sensing under floors and along pipe routes, so a leak is an alarm at the desk rather than a discovery on Monday.SITC of Video Door PhoneSee and speak to whoever is at the gate before the door opens — single flats, whole wings, or a society with a guarded main gate.SITC of Auto DiallerTurns an alarm contact into a phone call, an SMS or a push notification, so an unmanned site reaches a person instead of sounding to nobody.SITC of Rodent SystemUltrasonic and pulse systems for floor voids, cable trays and panel rooms — rodent damage to cabling is a fire risk, not a housekeeping complaint.
How the work runs
The order of a job
Every project runs through the same six stages, whatever its size.
- 01SurveySite walk-through, riser measurement, occupancy and hazard classification.
- 02DesignHydraulic calculations and drawings prepared for consultant and fire-brigade approval.
- 03SupplyEquipment from authorised distributors, delivered against a stamped BOQ.
- 04InstallFloor-by-floor execution planned around occupancy.
- 05TestPressure, flow and loop tests witnessed, with a signed commissioning record.
- 06MaintainInspection, extinguisher refilling and drill support under an annual contract.
Also available
HVAC installation
We install HVAC systems alongside fire safety work. On a fit-out where both are in scope, having one contractor coordinate the ductwork and the detection avoids the clash that otherwise surfaces at commissioning.
Standards this work is governed by
IS 2189Detection & alarm
IS 3844Wet riser practice
IS 15683Portable extinguishers
NBC 2016 Pt.4Fire & life safety
Supply and authorisation
We buy genuine equipment from authorised distributors. Where a manufacturer authorisation exists in writing we name it and attach the document; everywhere else the site says exactly what it means — we supply the product.
Send us the site details and we will send back a priced BOQ
Floor count, riser condition and the make of any existing panel are enough to start.