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Posted: September 6, 2012
Lynco Fire Protection is a leader in fire sprinkler industry in Mass. and N.H.
Lynco Fire Protection is a leader in the fire sprinkler industry serving Mass. and Southern New Hampshire, providing design, engineering, and installation services, repairs, testing, inspections and 24 hour emergency service.
Their experienced and dedicated staff can provide design, installation and service of all your fire sprinkler needs for commercial, industrial, medical, educational and residential facilities including single family homes.
Each key member of their design, installation and inspection team has at least 18 years experience in their fields. We specialize in the design and retrofit installation of fire sprinkler systems in existing buildings.
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