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Fire Pump Inspection

Fire Pump Inspection & Testing

Fire Pump Inspection

Certified Fire Pump Inspection, Testing & Maintenance

Fire pumps ensure sufficient water pressure for standpipe and sprinkler systems—critical for high-rise buildings and facilities with low municipal water pressure. During a fire event, the pump activates automatically to provide the required flow and pressure for firefighting operations.

Otis Fire Protection provides certified fire pump inspection, testing, and maintenance services in full compliance with NFPA 20, NFPA 25, the B.C. Fire Code, and municipal bylaws. If you are searching for fire pump inspection near me, our experienced technicians deliver accurate testing, documentation, and corrective support.

Weekly Fire Pump Inspection Requirements

NFPA 25 requires weekly visual inspections for electric and diesel fire pumps as part of ongoing system reliability and readiness.

Weekly Visual Inspection (General)

  • Piping free from mechanical damage or leaks
  • No visible corrosion on pump or piping
  • Fuel piping (for diesel pumps) in proper condition
  • Electrical control and power wiring connections secure

Weekly Visual Inspection (Controller & System)

  • Power indicator light on controller operational
  • Room temperature maintained at code-required levels
  • Ventilation louvers open and unobstructed
  • Suction, discharge, and bypass valves fully open
  • No leaks or damage to piping, fittings, or joints
  • Suction and discharge gauges reading normal pressure
  • System pressure gauges accurate and readable
Fire Pump Testing

Annual Fire Pump Inspection, Testing & Maintenance

Annual fire pump inspection includes performance testing under no-flow and full-flow conditions. Our technicians conduct NFPA 20 fire pump testing and NFPA 25 annual procedures to verify system integrity and operational readiness.

  • Alignment of pump and driver
  • Inspection of cable and wire insulation
  • Engine crankcase breather and exhaust system (diesel pumps)
  • Fuel tank inspection and testing
  • Shaft movement and suction screens
  • Diesel fuel quality checks
  • Testing pump alarm and supervisory signals
  • Relief valve and transfer switch testing
  • No-flow (churn) test
  • Full-flow performance test
  • Battery testing (diesel pumps)
  • Water filter and lubrication checks
  • Electrical inspections of controls and wiring
  • Inspection of bearings, sensors, pressure gauges, and couplings

NFPA 25: 8.1.1.2

Commercial Fire Pump Inspection

We specialize in commercial fire pump inspection services for high-rise buildings, industrial facilities, hospitals, and large commercial properties where reliable fire protection water supply is critical.

Fire Pump Inspection Cost

Fire pump inspection cost depends on pump type (electric or diesel), system size, testing method, and site conditions. Annual testing and full-flow performance tests may require additional setup and monitoring.

Related Fire Protection Services

Fire Sprinkler Inspection | Fire Alarm Inspection | Fire Extinguisher Inspection | Backflow Preventer Testing | Emergency Lighting Inspection

Service Areas in Greater Vancouver

Vancouver, Burnaby, Richmond, Surrey, Delta, and surrounding Lower Mainland communities.

Why Choose Otis Fire Protection?

  • Certified NFPA 20 & NFPA 25 fire pump technicians
  • Comprehensive inspection, testing, repair, and maintenance services
  • Accurate performance testing with detailed compliance reporting
  • Fast, reliable service across Greater Vancouver
  • Commercial, industrial, and high-rise specialization

Book Your Fire Pump Inspection

Contact Otis Fire Protection to schedule your weekly-required or annual fire pump inspection, testing, or maintenance services.

Frequently Asked Questions

How often should fire pumps be inspected?

NFPA 25 requires weekly visual inspections and annual performance testing.

How long does fire pump testing take?

Do you provide fire pump repair and replacement?

Do you service diesel, electric, and jockey pumps?