Kitchens are one of the highest-risk areas for fire—and that means suppression systems must be fully operational at all times. Our commercial kitchen fire suppression inspections cover every component, from hood systems to gas shutoffs. Whether you're running a fast-paced restaurant or managing multiple food service locations, we ensure your suppression system is code-compliant, clean-agent ready, and designed to activate when it matters most.
What We Inspect:
🍳 Hood, duct, and plenum systems
🔥 Nozzles, discharge piping, and fusible links
🛑 Gas and power shutoff interlocks
🧯 Integration with alarms and extinguishers
📄 Code documentation and compliance tags
Fire safety in commercial kitchens is not optional—it's inspected, enforced, and critical for continued operations. Our licensed techs inspect, service, and recharge suppression systems to keep your restaurant safe and compliant. Call us if:
It’s been 6 months or more since your last hood suppression system inspection
You’ve updated or replaced kitchen equipment under the hood
Your system was activated due to fire or accidental discharge
You’re unsure if your gas shutoff or pull station is working properly
You received a fire code violation related to kitchen systems
You need documentation for health, fire, or insurance inspections
We inspect kitchen fire suppression systems in a wide range of commercial properties. Our team understands the safety standards, operational challenges, and compliance requirements unique to each industry.
Office complexes with on-site cafeterias, breakrooms, or tenant kitchens require suppression systems that meet commercial code—especially in shared-use spaces.
Food courts, in-store kitchens, and mixed-use retail spaces rely on safe, compliant hood systems to keep customers and employees protected.
Hotels, resorts, and event venues need suppression systems across guest dining areas, kitchens, and banquet halls—often with complex layout and code overlap.
From single-location restaurants to nationwide chains, we inspect, service, and maintain hood and kitchen suppression systems for code readiness and performance.
Hospitals, clinics, and long-term care facilities must protect kitchen staff and patients. We inspect under strict regulatory standards and healthcare-specific codes.
We inspect cafeterias, culinary classrooms, and dining halls to ensure systems meet local fire code and are ready for use in high-occupancy areas.
On-site cafeterias, test kitchens, or employee break areas in industrial environments require proper suppression and gas shutoff systems for full safety.
Facilities with food service areas or in-house kitchens need inspections to stay compliant with fire code while maintaining operational flow.
We serve a wide range of commercial properties that rely on strict compliance with fire codes. Our certified inspectors understand the nuances and safety standards for each industry type.
✅ Property Types We Inspect:
AAA Fire Protection goes beyond kitchens. We deliver full-service fire protection for every system in your building.
AAA Fire Protection is hiring skilled, certified inspectors and technicians who are passionate about saving lives and protecting property. If you're detail-oriented, dependable, and thrive under pressure—join a team where your work matters.
Most systems require semi-annual inspections by code. Some higher-volume kitchens may need more frequent checks.
Yes. We service and inspect all major brands including Ansul, Pyro-Chem, Kidde, and Range Guard.
Absolutely. We offer full recharge services, including cleaning, re-tagging, and reset certification.
Yes. You’ll receive full inspection reports, compliance tags, and documentation accepted by AHJs, health inspectors, and insurance providers.
Any kitchen changes should trigger a new suppression system inspection and possible reconfiguration. We’ll make sure you're still compliant.
Most inspections take 1–2 hours depending on your kitchen’s size, system complexity, and accessibility.