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Fire Streams of America

★ NFPA-COMPLIANT · NDT-CERTIFIED · SINCE 1992

Tested, certified, back in service.

From fire-apparatus pump and aerial testing to crane, hoist, and lift inspections — independent, standards-compliant testing that keeps your equipment safe and in service.

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Two fire engines and a testing trailer connected by hose on the wet apron of a historic brick fire station.A technician recording readings on a tablet at an engine pump panel during a pump test.Yellow and red hose lines laid out across a wet apron for a hose pressure test, with crew and apparatus in the background.A fire hydrant fitted with a pressure gauge during a hydrant flow test.A fully extended aerial ladder under a suspended test weight during an aerial load test.Two fire engines either side of a testing trailer, hose lines curving across the foreground under a clear blue sky.Ten hose lines running from a test manifold across a parking lot to the supplying engine during a hose test.
34+
Years in service
700+
Customers served
100%
Certified technicians
★★★★★
Customer satisfaction

// What we do

Fire & industrial inspection

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Fire Pump Testing

NFPA 1911

Annual pump service tests for fire apparatus meeting NFPA 1911, verifying rated capacity, pressure, and overall pump performance.

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Aerial Testing

NFPA 1911

Safety inspection program meeting current NFPA guidelines for operational tests and inspections on aerial devices.

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Ground Ladder Testing

NFPA 1932

Ground ladder testing for fire departments of all sizes in full compliance with NFPA 1932.

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Fire Hose Testing

NFPA 1962

Annual service testing of attack, supply, and forestry fire hose to NFPA 1962, with clear pass/fail documentation for every length.

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// How it works

Four steps to certified

  1. 01

    Schedule

    We work with you to find a date that fits both schedules — then we come to your site.

  2. 02

    On-site testing

    Certified techs test to current NFPA, ASME, and OSHA standards.

  3. 03

    Documentation

    A written report with results and any deficiencies, issued on site.

  4. 04

    Certification

    Records on file, plus reminders when your next inspection is due.

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