Engineered fire & life safety systems

It depends on the building's occupancy, size, construction, whether it is sprinklered, and the codes your jurisdiction has adopted. Some buildings need manual pull stations and notification only; others require automatic detection, voice evacuation or emergency communication. A site survey and code analysis determine what's required, and new systems typically need design documents approved by the AHJ before installation.

NFPA 72 sets inspection and testing frequencies by component. Many items are tested annually, and some require more frequent inspection. The edition of NFPA 72 your jurisdiction has adopted, its fire code and your fire official determine the exact schedule, so we build inspection plans around your AHJ's requirements.

Testing confirms that every device, circuit and output works, finds problems before an emergency does, and produces the records that fire officials and insurers often ask to see. Qualified testers also know the local requirements that apply to your building.

Yes. We inspect and test existing systems, document any deficiencies, and provide a written report with recommended corrections.

Yes. We service systems from many manufacturers, not only those we installed. Some proprietary panels require manufacturer software or dealer access for programming changes; if that affects your scope, we'll tell you before work begins.

Yes. Options range from replacing the control panel while reusing compatible wiring and devices, to full replacement. Work is usually phased so the building stays protected, with impairment procedures coordinated with the fire official where required.

The facility address and building type, the scope of work, the existing panel make and model if known, and any floor plans, specifications, inspection reports or violation notices. The more you can share, the more precise the quote.

Commonly NFPA 72, NFPA 70 and NFPA 101, along with building and fire codes based on the IBC and IFC as adopted and amended by your state and municipality. The applicable editions and local amendments vary by jurisdiction, and the AHJ has final say on interpretation. Codes & standards

Yes. We offer scheduled inspection, testing and maintenance agreements, plus repair service, so one team keeps the full service history of your system.