Commerical & Residential Fire Alarm Systems:

We can take care of your fire alarm system and get your business the protection it needs. We offer different types of systems to best suit your needs from strobes to sprinkler systems.

We make sure you meet the local guidelines required to get your business up and running and protect your investment and your employees.
By installing your industrial fire alarm, a fire can be detected in the beginning stages.

We have state of the art equipment to ensure the best protection of your business. With an automatic fire sprinkler or an engineered suppression system fires can also be monitored and suppressed quickly.

Our contractors are licensed, experienced, and professional. We guarantee excellent service.

Commercial Fire Safety Tips

• Ensure your address is clearly posted on your building, and is visible from the street.
• Keep storage at least 30 inches from electrical panels.
• Do not tape electrical breaker switches in the open (on) position.
• Check your emergency lighting once a month. This can be done by turning off the breaker(s) to your overhead lighting. Always call a licensed electrician to perform this task if you’re unsure how too. Also check to ensure the light bulbs in your exit signs are working. The bulbs need to work with both normal power and when power is lost.
• Make sure your fire protection systems (fire alarms, sprinklers, and fire extinguisher) are serviced by a Fire Department registered company on an annual basis.
• Always keep exits unblocked and accessible.
• Never have more than ONE approved locking device on an exit door.

• Provide a minimum 2A-10BC rated fire extinguisher, mounted and accessible, within 75 feet of all points in the building. Stairs, ramps, and elevators cannot be used in the travel distance. Each level needs separate extinguishers.
• Never use extension cords for permanent wiring. If you need power to an area call a licensed electrician to install a new outlet(s). Listed surge protectors are allowed.
• Keep “combustible” storage and other items at least 24 inches from the ceiling in non-sprinklered buildings, and 18 inches below the sprinkler heads in sprinklered buildings.

Residential Fire Safety Tips

Prevent Fires Caused by Cooking:

• Always stay in the kitchen while cooking.
• Keep things that can burn, such as dishtowels, paper or plastic bags, and curtains at least three feet away from the range top.
• Before cooking, roll up sleeves and use oven mitts. Loose-fitting clothes can touch a hot burner and catch on fire.
• Never leave barbecue grills unattended while in use.
• Keep grills at least three feet away from other objects, including the house and any shrubs or bushes.

Prevent Fires Caused by Heating:

• Store matches and lighters in a locked cabinet.
• Keep space heaters at least three feet away from things that can burn, such as curtains or stacks of newspaper. Always turn off heaters when leaving the room or going to bed.
• Have a service person inspect chimneys, fireplaces, wood and coal stoves and central furnaces once a year. Have them cleaned when necessary.
• Keep things that can burn away from your fireplace and keep a glass or metal screen in front of your fireplace.

Prevent Fires Caused by Smoking:

• Use “fire-safe” cigarettes and smoke outside.
• Use large, deep ashtrays on sturdy surfaces like a table.
• Douse cigarette and cigar butts with water before dumping them in the trash.

Prevent Fires Caused by Candles:

• Never leave burning candles unattended. Do not allow children to keep candles or incense in their rooms.
• Always use stable, candle holders made of material that won’t catch fire, such as metal, glass, etc.
• Blow out candles when adults leave the room.

Prevent Fires Caused by Gasoline and Other Products:

• Store gasoline in a garage or shed in a container approved for gasoline storage.
• Never bring or use gasoline indoors; and use it as a motor fuel only.
• Close the lid on all dangerous products and put them away after using them.
• Store them away from the home and in a safe place with a lock.
• Don’t plug in too many appliances at once.

Keep Your Family Safe At Home: View Video

• Make a fire escape plan for your family. Find two exits out of every room. Pick a meeting place outside. Practice makes perfect – hold a family fire drill at least twice each year.
• Install smoke alarms on every level of your home. Put them inside or near every bedroom. Test them monthly to make sure they work. Put in new batteries once a year.
• Know how to put out a small pan fire by sliding a lid over the flames.
• Teach every family member to “Stop, Drop and Roll” if clothes catch fire.
• Consider having a home fire sprinkler system installed in your new home, or when you remodel.
• Learn how and when to use a fire extinguisher.
• If you have a fire in your home, once you get out, stay out.