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Begin your fire-protected journey correctly with help from a life safety professional. Account for your life safety equipment and learn your system’s reoccurring inspection schedules.

Keep your bills in order with a prearranged automatic billing schedule on a monthly or yearly basis. 100% no surprise bills!

Access or download your reports from any device easily with a digital PDF inspection report. Never worry about losing your reports again!

With automatically deducted invoices on scheduled intervals easily track and budget your life safety expenses. Fire protection maintenance expenses are all tax deductible- we maintain all your invoices so you can easily download them during tax season.

Our inspectors will verify the condition of your system and provide a free quotation to restore functionality and keep you in compliance with NFPA.

Every year an inspection is required by a licensed fire extinguisher maintenance contractor who will ensure the extinguishers are fully pressurized, the correct weight and damage-free.“Inspection” is defined as a quick check to ensure that each extinguisher is in its designated place, that it has not been actuated or tampered with, and that there is no obvious physical damage or condition that would interfere with its use or operation. The inspection requirements applicable to portable fire extinguishers are covered in NFPA 10*Additional charges may apply based on quantity of fire extinguisher devices

Every year an inspection is required by a licensed fire extinguisher maintenance contractor who will ensure the extinguishers are fully pressurized, the correct weight and damage-free.“Inspection” is defined as a quick check to ensure that each extinguisher is in its designated place, that it has not been actuated or tampered with, and that there is no obvious physical damage or condition that would interfere with its use or operation. The inspection requirements applicable to portable fire extinguishers are covered in NFPA 10*Additional charges may apply based on quantity of fire extinguisher devices

Every year an inspection is required by a licensed fire extinguisher maintenance contractor who will ensure the extinguishers are fully pressurized, the correct weight and damage-free.“Inspection” is defined as a quick check to ensure that each extinguisher is in its designated place, that it has not been actuated or tampered with, and that there is no obvious physical damage or condition that would interfere with its use or operation. The inspection requirements applicable to portable fire extinguishers are covered in NFPA 10*Additional charges may apply based on quantity of fire extinguisher devices

NFPA 10 requires all stored pressure fire extinguishers to be serviced and recharged every six years. This maintenance must be completed by a certified fire extinguisher service provider. Below is a step-by-step breakdown of the 6-Year fire extinguisher maintenance process:Discharge the existing dry chemical powder in the extinguisher and replace the valve stem and the O-Rings to prevent any future leaks, refill with an ABC dry chemical and nitrogen to the manufacturer’s recommended weight. To ensure there are no leaks in the extinguisher, the technician uses a mixture of water and soap to check for small leaks. The 6-year compliance sticker as well as the annual inspection tag are placed on the cylinder, and it now meets NFPA compliance.

Begin your fire-protected journey correctly with help from a life safety professional. Account for your life safety equipment and learn your system’s reoccurring inspection schedules

Keep your bills in order with a prearranged automatic billing schedule on a monthly or yearly basis. 100% no surprise bills!

Access or download your reports from any device easily with a digital PDF inspection report. Never worry about losing your reports again!

With automatically deducted invoices on scheduled intervals easily track and budget your life safety expenses. Fire protection maintenance expenses are all tax deductible- we maintain all your invoices so you can easily download them during tax season.

Our inspectors will verify the condition of your equipment and provide a free quotation to restore functionality and keep you in compliance with NFPA.

According to NFPA 25, a backflow test should be annually conducted for each water supply lead-in to a building water-based fire protection system. This will determine whether there has been a change in the condition of the water supply. The backflow test is also performed to investigate if backflow particles are present in the current system so that the cause can be determined to repair the issue.

According to NFPA 25, a backflow test should be annually conducted for each water supply lead-in to a building water-based fire protection system. This will determine whether there has been a change in the condition of the water supply. The backflow test is also performed to investigate if backflow particles are present in the current system so that the cause can be determined to repair the issue.

According to NFPA 25, a backflow test should be annually conducted for each water supply lead-in to a building water-based fire protection system. This will determine whether there has been a change in the condition of the water supply. The backflow test is also performed to investigate if backflow particles are present in the current system so that the cause can be determined to repair the issue.

20% discount on select rebuild/replacement kits

Service call fees cover the cost of traveling to your business. This takes time, consumes fuel, and adds wear and tear on the company vehicle. Participating in a advanced membership from safer includes a waved service call fee, meaning we’ll come to your business and evaluate your system for free.

Begin your fire-protected journey correctly with help from a life safety professional. Account for your life safety equipment and learn your system’s reoccurring inspection schedules.

Keep your bills in order with a prearranged automatic billing schedule on a monthly or yearly basis. 100% no surprise bills!

Access or download your reports from any device easily with a digital PDF inspection report. Never worry about losing your reports again!

With automatically deducted invoices on scheduled intervals easily track and budget your life safety expenses. Fire protection maintenance expenses are all tax deductible- we maintain all your invoices so you can easily download them during tax season.

Our inspectors will verify the condition of your equipment and provide a free quotation to restore functionality and keep you in compliance with NFPA.

According to NFPA 96, a semi-annual inspection of your kitchen fire suppression system shall be performed. This inspection ensures that your system complies with regulations, functions properly, and meets both preventive and operative fire safety standards. This practice is aimed at minimizing the potential fire hazards associated with both public and private commercial cooking operations.

According to NFPA 96, a semi-annual inspection of your kitchen fire suppression system shall be performed. This inspection ensures that your system complies with regulations, functions properly, and meets both preventive and operative fire safety standards. This practice is aimed at minimizing the potential fire hazards associated with both public and private commercial cooking operations.

All Systems/Bottles above the included amount will be charged at a reduced rate

According to NFPA 96, a semi-annual inspection of your kitchen fire suppression system shall be performed. This inspection ensures that your system complies with regulations, functions properly, and meets both preventive and operative fire safety standards. This practice is aimed at minimizing the potential fire hazards associated with both public and private commercial cooking operations.

Rubber blow off caps are designed to protect the fire suppression nozzles of a kitchen suppression system from the buildup of dirt and grease. They are flexible rubber or metal and will blow off the nozzle when the automatic fire suppression system is activated. Fusible links are temperature sensitive fire protection devices designed to be part of a fire protection system. The system is activated when the ambient temperature increases to the point that causes the fusible link to “break-apart” and activate the fire suppression system. The break rod is used to resist unwanted activation if accidentally snagged or pulled lightly.

Service call fees cover the cost of traveling to your business. This takes time, consumes fuel, and adds wear and tear on the company vehicle. Participating in a advanced membership from safer includes a waved service call fee, meaning we’ll come to your business and evaluate your system for free.

Begin your fire-protected journey correctly with help from a life safety professional. Account for your life safety equipment and learn your system’s reoccurring inspection schedules.

Keep your bills in order with a prearranged automatic billing schedule on a monthly or yearly basis. 100% no surprise bills!

Access or download your reports from any device easily with a digital PDF inspection report. Never worry about losing your reports again!

With automatically deducted invoices on scheduled intervals easily track and budget your life safety expenses. Fire protection maintenance expenses are all tax deductible- we maintain all your invoices so you can easily download them during tax season.

Our inspectors will verify the condition of your equipment and provide a free quotation to restore functionality and keep you in compliance with NFPA.

Per NFPA 291 & 24 Fire Code Regulations, the Annual Fire Hydrant Inspection consists of a Visual and Operational Inspection of the Fire Hydrant Components ensuring the Valves, Stems, Caps, Seals and Threads are Operational, Lubricated and Undamaged. A Fire Flow is conducted to simulate a live scenario to ensure full functionality.

Per NFPA 291 & 24 Fire Code Regulations, the Annual Fire Hydrant Inspection consists of a Visual and Operational Inspection of the Fire Hydrant Components ensuring the Valves, Stems, Caps, Seals and Threads are Operational, Lubricated and Undamaged. A Fire Flow is conducted to simulate a live scenario to ensure full functionality.

All hydrants above the included amount will be charged at a reduced rate

Per NFPA 291, this test helps determine the flow rate available from a hydrant for a fire emergency. This test also verifies the mechanical operation of the test hydrant, as well as the piping and valves serving the hydrant. A Fire Flow is conducted to simulate a live scenario to ensure full functionality.

25% OFF damaged material or parts that require replacement from a failed Inspection.

Service call fees cover the cost of traveling to your business. This takes time, consumes fuel, and adds wear and tear on the company vehicle. Participating in a advanced membership from safer includes a waved service call fee, meaning we’ll come to your business and evaluate your system for free.

Begin your fire-protected journey correctly with help from a life safety professional. Account for your life safety equipment and learn your system’s reoccurring inspection schedules.

Keep your bills in order with a prearranged automatic billing schedule on a monthly or yearly basis. 100% no surprise bills!

Access or download your reports from any device easily with a digital PDF inspection report. Never worry about losing your reports again!

With automatically deducted invoices on scheduled intervals easily track and budget your life safety expenses. Fire protection maintenance expenses are all tax deductible- we maintain all your invoices so you can easily download them during tax season.

Our inspectors will verify the condition of your equipment and provide a free quotation to restore functionality and keep you in compliance with NFPA.

NFPA 20 mandates an annual inspection and testing of the fire pump. The various components of the fire pump undergo thorough inspection, testing, and maintenance to guarantee optimal performance in accordance with its designated specifications. Testing is conducted at churn (no flow), 100% capacity, and 150% capacity to ensure the fire pump operates effectively.

NFPA 20 mandates an annual inspection and testing of the fire pump. The various components of the fire pump undergo thorough inspection, testing, and maintenance to guarantee optimal performance in accordance with its designated specifications. Testing is conducted at churn (no flow), 100% capacity, and 150% capacity to ensure the fire pump operates effectively.

Electric pumps must be run for a minimum of 10 minutes. The no-flow (churn) test needs to be conducted by starting the pump automatically. The pump must be started by drawing water from the sensing line to simulate a pressure drop in the system rather than using the “start” button on the front panel of the fire pump controller. An allowance is included in NFPA 25 for an automatic timer using either a solenoid valve drain on the pressure control line for a pressure-actuated controller or another means for a non-pressure-actuated controllers. Qualified personnel must be in attendance whenever the pump is in operation.

Diesel pumps must be run for a minimum of 30 minutes. The no-flow (churn) test needs to be conducted by starting the pump automatically. The pump must be started by drawing water from the sensing line to simulate a pressure drop in the system rather than using the “start” button on the front panel of the fire pump controller. An allowance is included in NFPA 25 for an automatic timer using either a solenoid valve drain on the pressure control line for a pressure-actuated controller or another means for a non-pressure-actuated controllers. Qualified personnel must be in attendance whenever the pump is in operation.

Service call fees cover the cost of traveling to your business. This takes time, consumes fuel, and adds wear and tear on the company vehicle. Participating in a advanced membership from safer includes a waved service call fee, meaning we’ll come to your business and evaluate your system for free.

Begin your fire-protected journey correctly with help from a life safety professional. Account for your life safety equipment and learn your system’s reoccurring inspection schedules.

Keep your bills in order with a prearranged automatic billing schedule on a monthly or yearly basis. 100% no surprise bills!

Access or download your reports from any device easily with a digital PDF inspection report. Never worry about losing your reports again!

With automatically deducted invoices on scheduled intervals easily track and budget your life safety expenses. Fire protection maintenance expenses are all tax deductible- we maintain all your invoices so you can easily download them during tax season.

Our inspectors will verify the condition of your equipment and provide a free quotation to restore functionality and keep you in compliance with NFPA.

Per NFPA 80, a mandatory 1-year inspection require that all fire rated doors be equipped with specific types of hardware and accessories, such as self-closing devices, smoke seals, and fire-rated hinges that can withstand the temperatures and pressures of a fire. Fire door inspections are essential tasks within fire protection to help keep Fire Doors maintained and in working order.

Service call fees cover the cost of traveling to your business. This takes time, consumes fuel, and adds wear and tear on the company vehicle. Participating in a advanced membership from safer includes a waved service call fee, meaning we’ll come to your business and evaluate your system for free.

Begin your fire-protected journey correctly with help from a life safety professional. Account for your life safety equipment and learn your system’s reoccurring inspection schedules.

Keep your bills in order with a prearranged automatic billing schedule on a monthly or yearly basis. 100% no surprise bills!

Access or download your reports from any device easily with a digital PDF inspection report. Never worry about losing your reports again!

With automatically deducted invoices on scheduled intervals easily track and budget your life safety expenses. Fire protection maintenance expenses are all tax deductible- we maintain all your invoices so you can easily download them during tax season.

Our inspectors will verify the condition of your equipment and provide a free quotation to restore functionality and keep you in compliance with NFPA.

According to NFPA 101 Life Safety Codes, Emergency Lighting Units should be tested monthly for 30 seconds. The test ensures that the unit is functioning correctly and guarantees that the battery is in good working order.

Emergency lighting annual inspection is a systematic examination performed to guarantee the reliability and functionality of emergency lighting systems within a facility. The inspection encompasses a visual assessment, checking for any physical damage, wear, or improper placement of emergency lighting units. The condition of batteries are also inspected, verifying proper connections and assessing their capacity to supply power during a blackout. The inspection process contributes to compliance verification with safety codes, including a review of written records and documentation, ensuring that the emergency lighting system adheres to regulatory standards per NFPA 101.

This annual test is required for commercial properties to ensure proper safety standards are met per NFPA 101. For the 90-minute emergency lighting test, the power to the building will be shut off for 90 minutes to simulate losing power. During this time, the emergency lighting and exit signs must stay illuminated at the appropriate level for the entire duration of the test. This test will ensure everyone in the building will be able to safely exit the building during a power outage.

25% OFF emergency lighting batteries

Service call fees cover the cost of traveling to your business. This takes time, consumes fuel, and adds wear and tear on the company vehicle. Participating in a advanced membership from safer includes a waved service call fee, meaning we’ll come to your business and evaluate your system for free.

Begin your fire-protected journey correctly with help from a life safety professional. Account for your life safety equipment and learn your system’s reoccurring inspection schedules.

Keep your bills in order with a prearranged automatic billing schedule on a monthly or yearly basis. 100% no surprise bills!

Access or download your reports from any device easily with a digital PDF inspection report. Never worry about losing your reports again!

With automatically deducted invoices on scheduled intervals easily track and budget your life safety expenses. Fire protection maintenance expenses are all tax deductible- we maintain all your invoices so you can easily download them during tax season.

Our inspectors will verify the condition of your system and provide a free quotation to restore functionality and keep you in compliance with NFPA.

(Up to 5 Hoses) NFPA 1962 regulates the yearly inspection of fire hoses. As part of this annual inspection, the fire hose undergoes a physical examination, requiring it to be taken off the rack and unrolled. The inspection involves a thorough check of the hose, couplings, and nozzle to identify any presence of debris, mildew, rot, or damage caused by chemicals, burns, cuts, abrasions, or pests.

(Up to 10 Hoses) NFPA 1962 regulates the yearly inspection of fire hoses. As part of this annual inspection, the fire hose undergoes a physical examination, requiring it to be taken off the rack and unrolled. The inspection involves a thorough check of the hose, couplings, and nozzle to identify any presence of debris, mildew, rot, or damage caused by chemicals, burns, cuts, abrasions, or pests.

All hoses above the included amount will be charged at a reduced rate.

Per NFPA 1962, During fire hose testing, all air is removed from the hose. The hose is then filled with water at the required PSI and checked for efficiency, durability, and warping. The hose is inspected for bulges, sweating at couplings, hose movement in coupling tailpieces, and other visible deformities.

25% OFF damaged material or parts that require replacement from a failed Inspection.

Re-rack hoses properly and arrange folds periodically to reduce wear and tear to preserve the hose integrity.

Service call fees cover the cost of traveling to your business. This takes time, consumes fuel, and adds wear and tear on the company vehicle. Participating in a advanced membership from safer includes a waved service call fee, meaning we’ll come to your business and evaluate your system for free.

Begin your fire-protected journey correctly with help from a life safety professional. Account for your life safety equipment and learn your system’s reoccurring inspection schedules.

Keep your bills in order with a prearranged automatic billing schedule on a monthly or yearly basis. 100% no surprise bills!

Access or download your reports from any device easily with a digital PDF inspection report. Never worry about losing your reports again!

With automatically deducted invoices on scheduled intervals easily track and budget your life safety expenses. Fire protection maintenance expenses are all tax deductible- we maintain all your invoices so you can easily download them during tax season.

Our inspectors will verify the condition of your system and provide a free quotation to restore functionality and keep you in compliance with NFPA.

Fire alarm annual inspections (Up to 10 devices) include: Fire Alarm Control panel testing and inspection, Horn and strobe testing and inspection, pull stations, detectors, and flow switches testing and inspection. Battery and backup power supply panel testing and inspection as per NFPA 72.*Additional charges may apply based on quantity of Fire Alarm Devices

Fire Alarm Control panel testing and inspection, Horn and strobe testing and inspection, pull stations, detectors, and flow switches testing and inspection. Battery and backup power supply panel testing and inspection as per NFPA 72.*Additional charges may apply based on quantity of Fire Alarm Devices

Fire alarm annual inspections (Up to 50 devices) include: Fire Alarm Control panel testing and inspection, Horn and strobe testing and inspection, pull stations, detectors, and flow switches testing and inspection. Battery and backup power supply panel testing and inspection as per NFPA 72.*Additional charges may apply based on quantity of Fire Alarm Devices

Tests include measuring the temperature to ensure that the battery is not 18° F (10° C) above ambient temperature; measuring the voltage to ensure the battery and charger are still operational; measuring the voltage at each cell of the battery to confirm each cell is greater than 13.26 volts; and measuring the internal ohmic value of each battery and comparing it to previous tests to ensure that the battery does not have 30 percent or more conductance or 40 percent or more resistance or impedance than previous tests, or that it is outside the manufacturer’s acceptable ranges.

Every three years the batteries need to either be replaced, or a load test needs to be conducted. The battery is discharged until it reaches its end voltage. Based on the known load and the time taken to discharge, you can then calculate the capacity of the battery and apply any adjustments for temperature. The battery must be replaced if the capacity is less than 80 percent of its rated capacity.

Maintenance on the smoke detectors needs to be completed per the manufacturer's instructions, this includes vacuuming or using compressed air to clean the chamber as needed based on the ambient conditions.In the case of a defective device, replacement shall be required to maintain system within code requirements.

Having access to your systems fire alarm control panel is vital. Should you lose or misplace your system panel keys, we’ll replace them for you.

Service call fees cover the cost of traveling to your business. This takes time, consumes fuel, and adds wear and tear on the company vehicle. Participating in a advanced membership from safer includes a waved service call fee, meaning we’ll come to your business and evaluate your system for free.

Begin your fire-protected journey correctly with help from a life safety professional. Account for your life safety equipment and learn your system’s reoccurring inspection schedules.

Keep your bills in order with a prearranged automatic billing schedule on a monthly or yearly basis. 100% no surprise bills!

Access or download your reports from any device easily with a digital PDF inspection report. Never worry about losing your reports again!

With automatically deducted invoices on scheduled intervals easily track and budget your life safety expenses. Fire protection maintenance expenses are all tax deductible- we maintain all your invoices so you can easily download them during tax season.

Our inspectors will verify the condition of your system and provide a free quotation to restore functionality and keep you in compliance with NFPA.

Quarterly: visual inspections of equipment to determine that they are in operating condition and are free from physical damage as per NFPA 25 Annual: physical inspections of equipment to include water flow tests, control valve test, main drain test, visual check of all sprinklers and pipe as per NFPA 25*Additional charges may apply based on quantity of Fire Sprinkler Risers

NFPA 25 requires a 5-year internal sprinkler inspection to examine the interior of your sprinkler system’s piping system. This is to be conducted to inspect for the presence of foreign organic and inorganic materials foreign materials that can likely cause obstructions to piping systems and sprinkler heads.

Properly lubricated valves are protected from the harms of corrosion and oxidation. Valve packing is essential for preventing leakage. In short, packing is a gasket that provides a sturdy seal between the valve’s stem and the bonnet.

Fire sprinkler signs identify components and valves for your fire sprinkler system such as the location of the system and the system’s unique demands. These signs should be clearly marked and constructed with durable materials.

NFPA 25, Standard for the Inspection, Testing, and Maintenance of Water-Based Fire Protection Systems provides the criteria for the routine activities that must be conducted to ensure that water-based fire protection systems, such as automatic sprinklers systems, can be relied upon in the event of a fire.

According to NFPA 13, you should have spare sprinkler heads on the premises so if any of your sprinkler systems have been operated or damaged, they can be replaced promptly. Additionally, a fire sprinkler head wrench should be stored in the sprinkler head cabinet for each type of fire sprinkler installed on the system.If you have under 300 sprinkler heads on your property, you need at least six spare heads. If you have 300-1000 sprinkler heads you need no fewer than twelve spare heads. If you have over 1,000 sprinklers you need at minimum 24 spare heads.