Why Choose Noel's?
Sprinkler VS Firehose
Cost
Myths
Noel's is proud to offer our sprinkler systems.
- Sprinklers have a long history of success
- They save lives, property, and prevent injuries
- Contain and extinguish 90% of fires with one sprinkler
- 1 sprinkler covers a minimum of 12 x 12 foot area and up to 20 x 20 feet.
- They prevent flashovers
- Sprinklers have a long history of success
- They save lives, property, and prevent injuries
- Contain and extinguish 90% of fires with one sprinkler
- 1 sprinkler covers a minimum of 12 x 12 foot area and up to 20 x 20 feet.
- They prevent flashovers
Sprinkler:
Rapid Response
Battle small fire
25 gallons of water per minute
Minimal property damage
Increased chance of escape
Decreased risk of death or injury
Firehose:
Delayed response
Battle large fire
250 gallons/min
Greater property damage
Reduced chance of escape
Greater risk of death or injury
Rapid Response
Battle small fire
25 gallons of water per minute
Minimal property damage
Increased chance of escape
Decreased risk of death or injury
Firehose:
Delayed response
Battle large fire
250 gallons/min
Greater property damage
Reduced chance of escape
Greater risk of death or injury
- The average cost of a sprinkler system falls between 1 and 1.5 percent of TOTAL construction price of a new home.
- The use of CPVC (chloro polyvinyl chloride) plastic pipe reduces the cost in material.
- Typically, copper pipe or plastic is used in unfinished areas.
- After a fire, an activated sprinkler system may cost $1,945. If there isn’t a sprinkler system, the damage may cost near $17,067 according to the Scottsdale Report.
- The use of CPVC (chloro polyvinyl chloride) plastic pipe reduces the cost in material.
- Typically, copper pipe or plastic is used in unfinished areas.
- After a fire, an activated sprinkler system may cost $1,945. If there isn’t a sprinkler system, the damage may cost near $17,067 according to the Scottsdale Report.
When one head goes off, they all go off.
Only the sprinkler directly affected by the heat of the fire discharges.
Sprinkler systems cost too much money.
Sprinkler systems cost less than 2 percent of the total construction cost of a new home.
Smoke detectors are enough.
Smoke detectors are only warnings. Sprinklers combat the fire before it grows and causes great damage.
Sprinkler systems are ugly.
Sprinklers come in a variety of styles and colors and can even be concealed above the ceiling.
Sprinkler systems are not practical in cold weather.
Standards require appropriate insulation that protects sprinkler systems from freezing.
Smoke alarms and fire alarms activate sprinkler systems.
Smoke detectors and fire alarms are not connected to the sprinkler system and are only warning devices.
Insurance costs will go up.
Most insurance companies value the effectiveness and reliability of sprinkler systems and may reduce your policy premium for protecting them from the risks they must underwrite caused by structure fires.
Only the sprinkler directly affected by the heat of the fire discharges.
Sprinkler systems cost too much money.
Sprinkler systems cost less than 2 percent of the total construction cost of a new home.
Smoke detectors are enough.
Smoke detectors are only warnings. Sprinklers combat the fire before it grows and causes great damage.
Sprinkler systems are ugly.
Sprinklers come in a variety of styles and colors and can even be concealed above the ceiling.
Sprinkler systems are not practical in cold weather.
Standards require appropriate insulation that protects sprinkler systems from freezing.
Smoke alarms and fire alarms activate sprinkler systems.
Smoke detectors and fire alarms are not connected to the sprinkler system and are only warning devices.
Insurance costs will go up.
Most insurance companies value the effectiveness and reliability of sprinkler systems and may reduce your policy premium for protecting them from the risks they must underwrite caused by structure fires.
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