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Kimty provides complete fire hydrant system solutions for commercial, industrial and residential developments across Singapore. From system design and supply to installation, testing and certification, we manage every stage of the project under one roof.
With more than 40 years of experience in fire protection systems, we help property owners, developers and facility managers keep their buildings protected, compliant and ready for emergencies.
Fire hydrant systems give firefighters a fast, reliable connection to a water supply during an emergency. When every second counts, a well designed system can make all the difference.
A professionally designed fire hydrant system helps to:
Because every property has different access roads, building layouts and water supply requirements, hydrant systems should always be designed by experienced fire protection professionals.
Fire hydrants generally fall into a few main categories, each suited to different site conditions and access requirements. The right type for your property depends on local climate, site layout, aesthetic requirements and SCDF guidelines, which is why professional advice at the design stage is so important.
Remains filled with water at all times, allowing for quick access. Commonly used in warmer climates, less suitable where freezing is a concern.
Keeps water below ground level, with a control valve that only opens the flow when needed. Better suited to sites with wider temperature variation.
Stands above ground and is typically used for private and industrial sites, offering easy visibility and access for firefighting teams.
Sits at ground level, often chosen where an above ground fixture would be impractical, such as pavements, driveways or heritage sites.
Fire hydrants are typically installed alongside a building’s fire alarm and detection system to ensure a coordinated emergency response.
Fire hydrant systems give firefighters a fast, reliable connection to a water supply during an emergency. When every second counts, a well designed system can make all the difference.
A professionally designed fire hydrant system helps to:
Because every property has different access roads, building layouts and water supply requirements, hydrant systems should always be designed by experienced fire protection professionals.
A fire hydrant may appear to be in good condition externally while hidden issues develop inside the pipework or valve assembly. Regular inspections help identify problems before they affect emergency performance or lead to compliance issues.
Common signs that servicing is required include:
If any of these issues are identified, arranging a professional inspection promptly can prevent more costly repairs and reduce safety risks.
We install underground and above-ground fire hydrant piping in accordance with approved plans, ensuring every system is built to meet SCDF requirements and site-specific needs.
Routine inspections help identify corrosion, leaks, damaged components and other issues before they affect system performance or compliance.
We carry out pressure and flow rate testing to verify that your fire hydrant system delivers adequate water supply and performs reliably during an emergency.
From replacing damaged components to upgrading ageing fire hydrant systems, we restore reliable performance while helping properties meet current fire safety requirements.
Following testing and commissioning, we provide the necessary documentation and certification in accordance with FSSD requirements and Qualified Person (QP) standards.
The same team also handles annual fire extinguisher servicing in Singapore, so hydrant, riser and portable equipment maintenance can run on one schedule.
We manage the full process under one roof, so you don’t need to coordinate multiple contractors.
Many large developments cannot rely solely on nearby public hydrants. Private fire hydrant systems provide quicker access to water and help ensure emergency response requirements are met.
According to SCDF requirements, a private fire hydrant is generally required where any point along a fire engine access road is more than 50 metres from an available hydrant.
Kimty helps property owners design hydrant systems that:
We install underground and above-ground fire hydrant piping in accordance with approved plans, ensuring every system is built to meet SCDF requirements and site-specific needs.
Routine inspections help identify corrosion, leaks, damaged components and other issues before they affect system performance or compliance.
We carry out pressure and flow rate testing to verify that your fire hydrant system delivers adequate water supply and performs reliably during an emergency.
From replacing damaged components to upgrading ageing fire hydrant systems, we restore reliable performance while helping properties meet current fire safety requirements.
Following testing and commissioning, we provide the necessary documentation and certification in accordance with FSSD requirements and Qualified Person (QP) standards.
We manage the full process under one roof, so you don’t need to coordinate multiple contractors.
Not every issue calls for a full replacement, but there comes a point where repair is no longer the safer or more practical option. Here’s when replacement should be considered:
Persistent Leaks or Pressure Loss
Significant Corrosion or Structural Damage
Outdated Systems
Repeated Failures During Testing
Age of the System
Incompatibility with Site Changes
Whether you're developing a new property, upgrading an existing fire protection system or arranging routine maintenance, Kimty provides dependable fire hydrant solutions tailored to your building.
Contact our team today to arrange a site assessment, discuss your project requirements
A hydrant installed on private property, separate from the public network. It is required if any point on a fire engine access road is more than 50 metres from an existing hydrant.
All systems are tested and certified to FSSD and QP standards, in line with SCDF requirements.
Regularly, to catch issues like corrosion, blockages or pressure loss before they affect performance. We can advise on a schedule suited to your property.
Yes. We provide design, supply, installation, testing and certification as one service, so you avoid coordinating separate contractors.
No. Every property benefits from having correct, up to date fire suppression equipment, regardless of size.