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Fire Alarm Testing & Inspection

Passing Inspection Starts With Knowing What Is in Your Building

Your fire alarm system has to be inspected and tested on a set schedule. Missing it can mean a citation, an insurance problem, or a system that fails during a real fire. We test every device, record the results, and flag what needs attention before your fire marshal does.

If we find deficiencies, the same team can fix them. No second contractor and no waiting on another quote.

What's Included

What We Inspect and Test

Control Panel

Power supplies, batteries, programming, and event history.

01.

Initiating Devices

Smoke, heat, and duct detectors, and manual pull stations.

02.

Notification Appliances

Horns, strobes, and speakers checked for audibility and visibility.

03.

Sprinkler Supervision

Waterflow and valve tamper switches.

04.

System Interfaces

Elevator recall, HVAC shutdown, door holders, and other connected systems.

05.

Monitoring Connection

Signal transmission to the central station verified end to end.

06.

Complete fire safety solutions

How Often Testing Is Required

NFPA 72 sets different intervals for different components. Some items need visual checks more than once a year, and most devices need functional testing at least annually. Your local fire authority can add requirements of its own. We build a schedule for your building so you never miss a due date.

  • Annual inspection and testing

  • Semiannual and other interval inspections

  • Acceptance testing for new systems

  • Retesting after repairs or system changes

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Complete fire safety solutions

What Your Report Includes

  • Device by device test results

  • A list of deficiencies with recommended corrections

  • A quote for any repairs, from the same team

  • Records formatted for your fire marshal and insurer

  • [A reminder before your next due date]

How It Works

How an Inspection Works

Schedule

We book a time that works for your operations, including after hours.

01.

Prepare

We notify occupants and place your monitoring account on test so no false dispatch goes out.

02.

Test

Every device and interface is tested and recorded.

03.

Report and Correct

You get the report, and we schedule any repairs.

04.

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Most commercial systems need testing at least once a year, and some components need checks more often. Exact requirements depend on your system and your local fire authority.