Here at TMW Dry Risers we are able to work closely with you in order to supply, install, maintain and test wet riser systems, ensuring the safety of your building and those inside it are kept as high as possible. We work across buildings within the UK, Ireland and Scotland and have already built up a prestige reputation through the hundreds of projects already carried out.

Wet risers are connected to an automatic water supply and are designed to supply 1,500 litres per minute for 45 minutes as a minimum; proving how impressive and important they are. For the assistance of the fire brigade, wet riser tanks are additionally fitted with automatic warning systems which present their water level, ultimately enabling them to see when the tank is empty or over-filled.

At TMW Dry Risers, we pride ourselves on stringently following all appropriate legislations and guidelines, complying fully with the current British Standard BS9990 2015. This enables our customers to have full confidence in the service we provide as we can reassure a safe, proper and excellent service will be carried out for every project we undertake. It is important to note that every single riser system install by our team of experts will be put through extensive inspection and testing to ensure a proper job has been achieved.

If you think you need a wet riser installed, or are looking to have a current system tested or repaired, please get in contact with us today. We can work quickly and efficiently to get a plan of action put in place in order to help you with improving the safety and security of your high-rise building. 

TMW Dry Risers offers an experienced and competent service for dry rise and wet rise installation, testing and maintenance. Where possible, we try to carry out unscheduled repairs when completing a routine maintenance and testing check on all equipment involved within dry and wet rise systems. This proves how hard our dedicated team of experts work at achieving an efficient and cost-effective service for all of our customers; aiming to cause as little disruption as we possibly can.