Sprinkler Inspection in Lévis
In Lévis, sprinkler systems protect everything from the warehouses in the business parks to the condo towers going up in Saint-Romuald and Saint-Nicolas. NFPA-25 governs the inspection and testing of these systems, and the intervals are not all the same: some checks are quarterly, others annual, and some fall on five-year cycles. Canuck Santé & Sécurité coordinates these inspections and tests for commercial, industrial and residential buildings across the area, from Charny to Lauzon and out to Pintendre along the river. For specialized testing, we work with qualified partners so every component is covered. Everything is logged in Canuck360, where you track your deadlines, certificates and compliance status building by building. Call 418-905-3396.
What we do
- Visual inspection of sprinkler heads, piping and supports
- Checking control valves and their position
- Reading and verifying gauges and system pressures
- Flow tests and functional tests depending on the component
- Checking accessories (alarm bell, fire department connections)
- Identifying and documenting deficiencies with recommendations
What you receive
- Detailed inspection report compliant with NFPA-25
- Certificate or statement of compliance where applicable
- Deficiency tracking and deadline alerts in the Canuck360 portal
Everything is logged in your Canuck360 portal. Discover Canuck360 Frequently asked questions
How often does a sprinkler system need inspection under NFPA-25?
It depends on the component. NFPA-25 sets different intervals, for example quarterly checks for some items and annual ones for others, plus longer five-year and multi-year tests. For a building in Saint-Nicolas or a warehouse in a Lévis business park, we set the schedule based on your system type and keep it current in Canuck360.
Do you handle the specialized testing yourselves?
For certain specialized tests we work with qualified partners rather than doing everything in-house. You still deal with one point of contact: Canuck coordinates the inspection, the testing and the follow-up on corrections, and it all stays logged in one place for your building, whether it is in Lauzon, Charny or Pintendre.
How often should a sprinkler system be inspected?
Intervals vary by component. Some checks are weekly or monthly, others quarterly or annual. We set the schedule that fits your installation, as required by the applicable standard and regulation.