FPC/Fire Protection Contractor magazine

FPC magazine is featuring our annual Fire Prevention Week/Demos items in the August edition and we'd love to include your events!

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June 2026 Cover

Not every post needs to sell. Some should simply honor what matters.

The May issue includes a Memorial Day tribute, “My Brother – My Hero,” a personal reflection on service, sacrifice, and remembrance.

Read the tribute in the May edition.

The May issue includes a roundup of benefit tournaments and events happening across the industry. It’s a good reminder that this business doesn’t just work hard — it shows up for people too.

Check our website and tag an organization!

This month’s “Other Voices” asks a simple question: Is good enough actually good enough? In this industry, standards, culture, and accountability are not exactly optional extras.

Tell us your take 👇

This month’s NFPA 25 feature covers a noninvasive alternative for five-year internal piping condition and obstruction investigation. For facilities where shutdowns are disruptive or risky, that gets attention in a hurry.

Read it in the May issue...

If we draw it, we own it.

The May issue’s design conversation is a good one: design ownership means doing the homework, understanding the building, communicating early, and standing behind the work attached to your name.

Share with your design team!

FPC has been serving the fire sprinkler industry since 1978.

In a noisy world, steady trade publications still matter. We’re proud to keep showing up for contractors, designers, engineers, fitters, manufacturers, suppliers, and more.

Share this with fellow fire sprinkler contractors.

A practical takeaway from this month’s issue: a meter that looks accurate on paper but is hard to read in real-world conditions becomes its own problem.

Readability matters when testing conditions are less than calm and cooperative.

Read the article in this month's edition!

Water meters are not exactly a small issue.

This month’s cover topic digs into concerns around cost, maintenance responsibility, local requirements, and the very real field frustration that comes with them.

What’s the biggest water meter headache in your area?

Comment with your experience 👇