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Constant Fire Protection Systems
Calgary sprinkler contractor with fifty-plus fitters since 1988.
Constant Fire Protection Systems has operated from 56 Avenue SE in Calgary since 1988 and employs more than fifty sprinkler fitters and journeyman technicians holding provincial and national certifications. It covers sprinkler design, new-construction and retrofit installation, inspection, testing and maintenance, and 24/7 emergency service for commercial, residential and industrial clients. The company names CASA, NFPA, NFSA and UA Local 496 memberships on its own site.
- Residential & high-rise
- Commercial offices
- Hotels & hospitality
- Healthcare
- Education
- Public & civic
- Transport
- Industrial & logistics
- Sport, leisure & culture
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Public & civic
New Central Library – City of Calgary
Calgary · 2018
Fire suppression system installation, new construction
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Healthcare
South Health Campus – Calgary Health Region
Calgary · 2013
Fire suppression system installation, new construction
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Sport, leisure & culture
National Music Centre (StudioBell)
Calgary · 2016
Fire suppression system installation, new construction
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Hotels & hospitality
Calgary Airport Marriott In-Terminal Hotel
Calgary · 2016
Fire suppression system installation, new construction
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Transport
Calgary Airport Connectivity Corridor and YYC Link
Calgary · 2017
Fire suppression system retrofit
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Healthcare
McCaig Tower – Foothills Medical Centre
Calgary · 2010
Fire suppression system installation, new construction
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Projects as published on Constant Fire Protection Systems's own website.
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Office
Calgary, Alberta
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