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NFPA 25 Sprinkler Inspection Schedule

The NFPA 25 inspection, testing, and maintenance schedule for wet and dry sprinkler systems — with which tasks trained staff can perform in-house.

  1. 1Address
  2. 2Facility
  3. 3Systems
  4. 4Details
  5. 5Dates
  6. 6Review
Facility address

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NFPA 25 schedule

Every requirement carries its code section and the edition it was verified against. ★ = qualified in-house under the national code, but licensing commonly required locally — confirm with your AHJ.

TaskFrequencyWho may performCode (edition)Record
Gauges + control valves (dry / pre-action / deluge)WeeklyIn-house (basic)NFPA 25 Table 5.1.1.2 (2023)Log
Gauges + alarm valves (wet systems)MonthlyIn-house (basic)NFPA 25 Table 5.1.1.2 (2023)Log
Control valves: sealed / locked / supervised, correct positionMonthlyIn-house (basic)NFPA 25 §13.3 (2023)Log
Waterflow alarm devices, supervisory devices, FDC conditionQuarterlyIn-house (qualified)NFPA 25 §5.3.3 / §13.7 (2023)Test record
Main drain test at each riser (backflow / PRV on sole supply)QuarterlyIn-house (qualified)NFPA 25 §5.3.3 (main drain quarterly where sole supply passes through backflow preventer or PRV) (2023)Static + residual pressures; compare to prior; >10% drop investigated
Main drain test (all risers)AnnualIn-house (qualified)NFPA 25 §13.2.5 (2023)Pressures vs prior year
Full inspection — heads, pipe, hangers, bracing, signage, spare headsAnnualCertified / licensedNFPA 25 §5.2 (2023)Report + deficiency list
Internal pipe assessment (obstruction investigation)Every 5 yearsCertified / licensedNFPA 25 §14.2 (2023)Report
Sprinkler head sample testing (50 yr; 20 yr fast-response)Every 50 yearsCertified / licensedNFPA 25 §5.3.1 (2023)Lab report

Other schedules: NFPA 72 · NFPA 96 · NFPA 110 · NFPA 80 · NFPA 10

National consensus-standard baseline with the edition noted per item. Your state, fire marshal, or accrediting body may require more frequent service or licensed personnel where a qualified person is shown. General information, not legal or engineering advice — confirm with your AHJ.