FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEM

Fire protection starts long before the fire ever happens. In Colorado, where building codes continue to evolve, in-home fire suppression systems offer both peace of mind and practical protection. Whether required by your local jurisdiction, HOA or community guidelines, or simply chosen for added safety, our systems are engineered to save lives, property, and future costs. At Villagree, we have options to design and integrate residential sprinkler systems that are low-profile, highly effective, and code-compliant, without compromising your home’s aesthetic or layout. 

How Fire Suppression Systems Work 

1. Individual Sprinkler Heads

• Only the sprinkler head near the heat source activates - responding to high temperatures, not smoke, to reduce false alarms. 

2. Piping Network

• A dedicated system of water-filled or pressurized dry pipes runs between ceilings and walls - nearly invisible post-construction. 

3. Water Source Connection

• The system ties into your municipal water line or private tank (for well systems), with backflow preventers and pressure regulators. 

4. Optional Monitoring

• Can be tied into security panels, smart home systems, and monitored alert services for added awareness. 

Key Benefits 

• Automatic fire response - no action required during emergencies 

• Minimizes fire damage and increases survivability 

• Often qualifies for lower insurance premiums 

• Increased resale appeal in WUI and hillside markets 

• Code compliance and future-proof safety planning 

Designed to Blend In 

We collaborate with licensed fire protection engineers to route systems within framing cavities, position heads in discreet locations, and align finishes with your ceilings or walls. Safe doesn’t have to be seen - just built smart. 

Confidence Built Into the Frame 

Villagree homes are more than beautiful - they’re protected. With an optional in-house fire suppression system, you gain discreet life safety technology that activates when you need it most - without getting in the way when you don’t.