Human and reputational risk
Beyond material losses, the safety of personnel and the reputation of the company are at stake.
Fire protection that complies, works, and is proven.
We design, install, maintain, and test fixed fire protection systems for industrial plants and corporate facilities, with nationwide coverage. A 100% Mexican company, NFPA member, headquartered in Zapopan, Jalisco.
- 7Years of experience
- 100+Clients served
- 18Brands we work with
- NFPA member
- REPSE registration
- FM Approved
- UL Listed
- NOM
Risk
What happens when a fire protection system fails?
Every second counts. A deficient system can trigger irreversible consequences for your company.
Protection is not an expense; it is a necessity.
Our services
Five service lines
We stand out for offering specialized fire protection engineering at competitive prices, with personalized technical support and efficient project execution.
FIG. 01 — DESIGN AND INSTALLATION Design and installation
Fire protection engineering, design, and installation under NFPA, FM Global, and STPS standards.
- Conceptualization and planning of fire protection engineering
- Design in accordance with NFPA and FM Global requirements and STPS regulations
- Optimization of materials, design, and project timelines
- Installation of eight fixed fire protection systems
- Certified and approved equipment from internationally recognized brands
FIG. 01 — MAINTENANCE Maintenance
Preventive and corrective maintenance to ensure the continuous operation of the systems.
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FIG. 01 — ON-SITE DIAGNOSTICS Consulting
Expert advice and professional diagnostics for fixed fire protection systems.
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FIG. 01 — PERFORMANCE TESTING Performance testing
Tests and diagnostics that validate the correct operation of the system in an emergency.
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FIG. 01 — TRAINING Civil protection
Internal Comprehensive Risk Management Program and emergency response brigade training.
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Systems we install
Eight fixed fire protection systems
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NFPA 20
FIG. 01 — FIRE PUMP ROOM Fire pump room
The hydraulic heart of the system: fire pump equipment under NFPA 20.
NFPA 13
FIG. 01 — SPRINKLER BRANCH LINES Automatic sprinklers
Sprinklers that activate with heat to control the fire at its source, under NFPA 13.
NFPA 14
FIG. 01 — HOSE CABINET Standpipe and hose
Hose cabinets and hydrant piping for the in-house brigade and the fire department.
NFPA 11
Foam
Foam to control flammable liquid fires, under NFPA 11.
NFPA 2001
Clean agents
Waterless extinguishing for rooms with sensitive equipment, under NFPA 2001.
NFPA 96
FIG. 01 — ANSUL TANKS Industrial kitchens
Wet chemical suppression over the hood and cooking appliances, under NFPA 96.
NFPA 22
FIG. 01 — COMPLETED TANK Water tanks
The water reserve dedicated to the fire protection system, under NFPA 22.
NFPA 72
Detection and alarm
Smoke and heat detection and occupant notification, under NFPA 72.
Completed work
Representative projects
Photographic record of our team's site work on fire pump rooms, sprinklers, standpipe and hose systems, tanks, and industrial kitchens.
Clients
22 companies served
Leading companies trust CAAF de México® for the development and implementation of their fire protection systems, because of our technical precision, commitment, and compliance with standards.
Clients and brands: 2drink, Andares Campus Corporativo, Andares Corporativo Paseo, Andares Corporativo Patria, Carl's Jr., Clase Azul México, El Castillo de Tequila, Extin México, FilmOne, Gena, Gonac, Grupo DMI, Holiday Inn Express, Ingredion, MH Mega Health, Ofiplan, PetOne, Pijalsa, Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen, Radici Group, thyssenkrupp, Volcán de Mi Tierra.
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How we work
From design to performance testing
This is how we run a design and installation project.
Step 01
Conceptualization
Formulation of the fire protection engineering for the project.
Step 02
Design
Efficient design to optimize materials and project timelines, in accordance with regulatory guidelines and requirements.
Step 03
Installation
Installation of the system with certified and approved equipment from internationally recognized brands.
Step 04
Performance testing
Tests and diagnostics that validate the correct operation of the system in an emergency.
Why CAAF
What sets us apart
Specialized engineering
Technical solutions tailored to each project.
Competitive prices
Cost optimization without sacrificing quality.
Personalized attention
Ongoing technical support.
- Years of experienceSince 2019
- 7
- Clients servedIndustrial, hospitality and corporate
- 100+
- Brands we work withCertified and approved equipment
- 18
Information and recommendations
What to check in your system
Importance of preventive maintenance
Periodic maintenance ensures the proper operation of fire protection systems and reduces operational risks. NFPA 25 establishes periodic inspections and tests: a pump that is not tested as often as the standard requires may not start when it is needed.
Compliance with safety regulations
Following established standards helps protect facilities and meet legal requirements. NOM-002-STPS-2010 sets out the fire prevention and protection requirements for workplaces.
Your insurer checks too
It is best to have the system designed, installed, and maintained in accordance with the standards so you do not put your insurance coverage at risk.
FAQ
Common questions about fire protection systems
Applicable standards, REPSE registration, maintenance frequencies, and what information helps with a quote.
Frequently asked questions
For workplaces, NOM-002-STPS-2010 (the Official Mexican Standard issued by the STPS, Mexico's Ministry of Labor and Social Welfare) sets the fire prevention and protection requirements. The design and installation of fixed systems use NFPA standards: 13 for sprinklers; 14 for standpipe and hose systems; 20 for fire pumps; 22 for water tanks; 25 for inspection, testing, and maintenance; 72 for fire detection and alarm; 96 for industrial kitchens; 11 for foam; and 2001 for clean agents. At CAAF de México, we design and install in accordance with NFPA and FM Global requirements and STPS regulations.
Yes. CAAF de México is registered in the REPSE (Registro de Prestadoras de Servicios Especializados u Obras Especializadas, the registry of providers of specialized services or specialized works) with the Secretaría del Trabajo y Previsión Social (Mexico's Ministry of Labor and Social Welfare), registration number AR210703/2026. The Ley Federal del Trabajo (Federal Labor Law) requires this registration to provide specialized services or specialized works.
It depends on the system and on each component. For water-based systems, NFPA 25 sets inspection, testing, and maintenance frequencies that range from weekly to every five years, depending on the component. Fire detection and alarm systems are governed by NFPA 72, and industrial kitchen fire suppression systems are inspected at least every six months in accordance with NFPA 96.
Drawings or sketches of the property, the use of each area, whether a system is already installed, and whether there are requirements from your insurer or from Protección Civil (the civil protection authority). If you don't have all of that information, write to us with what you have.
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If you need a quote or technical advice, our team is ready to give you personalized attention and tailored solutions.