ADS Group services and certifies commercial fire detection and alarm systems across County Wexford to I.S. 3218. The M11 runs from our Dublin 24 base into the county, and servicing is quarterly with an annual certificate for the full system. Wexford's seasonal trading pattern changes one thing in particular: when the work should be done, rather than what the work is.
Quarterly servicing is required all year either way. What a seasonal operator controls is which visit carries the remedial work, and that should be the one before the building fills up. Finding eleven failed devices in July is a different problem from finding them in March.
A premises closed for months comes back with flat standby batteries, damp-affected devices and detectors that have collected dust in an empty building. Those are predictable and worth catching at the pre-season visit rather than on the first busy weekend.
Warehousing around Rosslare and the county's distribution premises put storage well above the reach of ceiling detection. High-bay buildings usually need beam or aspirating detection designed for the height, and the design has to be revisited when racking changes.
Full detail on the system types, the standards and the certification process is on the Fire Detection & Alarms page, and everything else we cover in the county is on the Wexford page.
An engineer assesses the site, reviews the existing system and its documentation, and returns a written scope of works.
