Thinking about investing in a fire sprinkler system for your home? Keep reading to discover how much you can expect to pay for one, as well as the factors that will affect the final price.
Like most home improvements, the cost of installing a domestic fire sprinkler system depends on a lot of different factors: the size and layout of your home, the complexity of the system, and any additional installation work all play a role.
However, for a typical 3-bedroom house with a full-coverage system connected to the main water supply, you can expect to pay around £2,450. Adding a tank and pump increases the price by an estimated £1,900.
Providing an estimate based solely on square footage can be difficult, so your best option is to reach out to our team. We'll be happy to chat about your project details, go over technical drawings, and give you a more accurate quote for our services. We’ll also answer your questions and provide guidance wherever needed.
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Your sprinkler system will need a water supply. You have two options for this:
Mains-fed system: These systems connect directly to the municipal water supply and are typically less expensive to install. You’ll need to plan for this kind of system at an early stage, as it must be designed to integrate with your existing mains setup.
Pumped and tank system: Also known as pressure tank systems, these systems are necessary if the municipal water pressure is insufficient or unavailable. They’re more expensive to install due to the additional equipment needed. You’ll also need to plan out where the pump and tank will be installed in advance.
How much of your home do you want your sprinklers to cover? A full system will provide all habitable areas, including bedrooms, living rooms, and hallways, with the highest level of fire protection, at the trade-off of a higher price point. A partial system will protect specific areas like the kitchen or garage, providing adequate fire protection at a more affordable cost.
If you need to install sprinklers due to building control regulations, a full setup is typically required. However, building control officers might allow a partial system in certain situations, such as during a loft conversion.
The larger your home, the higher the cost. This is because larger properties require more sprinkler heads and longer piping to provide full coverage, adding to the material cost and labour involved in installation.
On top of this, larger buildings often have multiple floors or distinct sections, which require extra planning and potentially different system configurations for each area. This complexity can add to the overall expense. Accessing certain areas for installation might also be more challenging, leading to increased labour and equipment costs.
Protect your home for less with South Coast Fire Sprinklers! We pride ourselves on offering the most competitive installation rates in the South, using our close industry connections to keep costs low without sacrificing quality or safety. But don’t just take our word for it - read through our testimonials to find out what our satisfied clients had to say!
Our installation services cover all of the South, including Dorset, Hampshire, Somerset, Surrey, and further beyond. If you'd like a clear and accurate quote on our services, get in touch online or give us a call on 01202 731111 today!
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