Fire Alarm & Life Safety
The panel was fine. The detectors worked. The horns sounded. But the inspection report was overdue, the battery test was undocumented, and the event history hadn't been pulled in eighteen months. The fire alarm didn't fail. The record did.
Every Device. Every Record.
Design & Installation
NICET IV fire alarm design and installation. Systems engineered to NFPA 72 and UL 864 from the ground up, coordinated with the AHJ before the first device goes on the wall.
The Inspection
Every device tested. Every appliance verified. Battery load test. Communicator path test. Panel event history pulled and archived. One technician, one visit, the whole system.
The Record
NFPA 72 Chapter 14 documentation handed to you the same day. AHJ-ready. Carrier-ready. Audit-ready. Hard copy for the binder, digital copy archived for the audit you don't see coming.
Mass Notification, Intercom & Paging
MNS integrated with life safety under NFPA 72 Chapter 24, so the building speaks with one voice in an emergency instead of arguing with itself over the same speakers.
The Scale
One property or a portfolio. One panel or a multi-building chain. One inspector. One report. One phone number. The same standard at every site.
We Install the Systems We Service
We know panels deeper than service-only companies, because we put them in — across the major commercial platforms.
The Difference
We install what we inspect
Service-only companies learn a panel from the manual. We learn it by commissioning it. The inspection finds what a checklist walk-through does not.
The record is the deliverable
The system passing is half the job. The document that proves it passed — dated, complete, and in your hands the same day — is the other half.
One chain, not four contractors
Fire, electrical, security, and cyber under one company. No gaps between trades, because there are no seams between trades.
Consultation first.
Every engagement starts with what you actually need to protect. Scope and price follow the consultation — never the other way around.
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