When lives, property, and productivity are on the line, you need more than a vendor — you need a partner. Ironsmith Fire delivers code-compliant, on-time, and stress-free service and inspection programs tailored to your facility’s needs.
Whether you manage a data center, warehouse, hospital, or high-rise, we keep your systems reliable and ready 24/7.






Every program is built around your systems and your AHJ’s calendar — performed by our own technicians, documented in plain English, and filed so you stay audit-ready.
Scheduled care built around your building, with regular system performance checks between cycles.
NFPA 25-compliant testing and reporting across every required cycle, tracked so nothing gets missed.
Technicians who know each system’s failure modes — and catch them before the fire marshal does.
Forward-flow and main drain testing at every riser where supply passes through a backflow preventer.
Weekly and monthly churn tests, annual full-flow tests, and the upkeep between them.
Deficiencies tracked through closure, with clear reporting and repairs coordinated by one team.
We don’t just check the box. We dig deeper to identify potential failures before they happen — and give you the tools to fix them.
Every water-based system runs on NFPA 25 clocks — weekly, monthly, quarterly, annual, and 5-year cycles. Pick the systems behind your riser door and our free schedule builder maps your building’s inspection calendar in about 60 seconds.
We’re the exclusive distributor of Huguenot Labs’ UL-listed solutions — proven to eliminate MIC and corrosion. We protect your system from the inside out — extending life and cutting future repair costs.
From design to installation to long-term service, we keep your buildings safe and compliant — with the craftsmanship and hustle others can’t match.
In-house fabrication and design
Fully licensed, bonded, and insured
Serving five offices, eleven states
Responsive, honest, and relentless
Trusted by top GCs & facility managers
Tell us about your systems — or the inspection coming due. A project manager calls back within one business day, and a person answers at 2 a.m.