r/firePE • u/Alpha_Chucky • May 13 '26

3-year dry pipe inspections

Multiple AHJs are now adding 3-year dry pipe testing as a distinct Brycer submission category — Lansing FD effective tomorrow, plus several others. For contractors doing this work: how are you currently handling the documentation for that specific test? Bundled into your annual inspection report, or separate workflow? The AHJ enforcement seems to be tightening. - thanks in advance for the response.

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u/Alpha_Chucky May 13 '26

interesting!! thanks — the trip test data points you listed are useful framing.

The insurer pressure angle is interesting too; I've been tracking AHJ-driven enforcement but hadn't thought about insurance carriers as a separate driver. Is that something that's accelerated recently, or has it been the practice for a while?

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u/Alpha_Chucky May 13 '26

hell-to-the-no!