WA state fire marshal offers fire sprinkler safety tips this week

Lynnwood, WALocal News

Home Fire Sprinkler Week underscores the critical role of residential fire sprinklers in enhancing safety and saving lives. Each day of the week explores themes like the rapid response of sprinklers to fires, which can escalate within two minutes. Communities without sprinklers experience greater risks, including potential harm to firefighters and increased property loss. Fire sprinklers not only reduce damage but also lower injury rates, contributing to stronger, fire-safe neighborhoods. Furthermore, modern fire sprinkler systems are discreet and require minimal maintenance, making them easier to integrate into homes.

The financial aspect is also favorable, as adding sprinklers typically costs about $1. 35 per square foot, with many insurance companies providing discounts for homes equipped with them. This week serves as a call to action for residents to prioritize fire safety. For further information, individuals can access resources at NFPA. org or contact the State Fire Marshal’s Office.

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