As reported by Pye-Barker, the company has acquired A1 Sprinkler & Systems Integration, a fire protection, alarms, and security services provider based in Miamisburg, Ohio.
A1 serves commercial and manufacturing clients across Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky, focusing on fire code compliance and integrated life safety systems.
This acquisition supports Pye-Barker’s growth strategy in the Midwest, leveraging partnerships with organizations sharing similar values to enhance fire protection services in the region.
Founded in 1982, A1 Sprinkler initially specialized in fire sprinkler systems.
Over time, it expanded to include fire alarms, suppression systems, CCTV, access control, and mass notification systems.
The company also provides workplace safety training, fire extinguisher services, and 24/7 central station monitoring.
Bill Hausmann, A1’s President, highlighted the alignment between the two companies: “Knowing our team and customers will be cared for by Pye-Barker, an organization that holds our same values, makes me confident in taking this next step for A1.”
Bart Proctor, Pye-Barker’s CEO, praised A1’s growth and team culture: “Our shared commitment to our teams will allow us to expand our customer reach together, and being part of Pye-Barker will create additional opportunities for A1’s team members to progress in their careers.”
A1’s technicians will continue serving customers in Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky.
Pye-Barker was represented by Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP during the acquisition process.
Pye-Barker Fire & Safety, a full-service fire protection provider, has acquired A1 Sprinkler & Systems Integration, expanding its presence in the Midwest.
A1, established in 1982, offers comprehensive fire protection and life safety services across Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky.
Both companies share a focus on team culture and customer service.
A1’s technicians will remain operational in the region, continuing to support clients.
The transaction reflects Pye-Barker’s strategy to enhance its capabilities through aligned partnerships.
