Fire Alarm Monitoring

Fire Alarm Monitoring

An Alarm Nobody Hears Protects No One

A local alarm alerts the people inside. Monitoring alerts the people who respond. When your system detects smoke, heat, or sprinkler waterflow, the signal goes to trained operators who dispatch the fire department and call your contacts.

Many commercial buildings are required to have monitoring, especially those with sprinkler systems. We install the equipment, connect your system, and keep it working.

What's Included

What Gets Monitored

Alarm Signals

Smoke, heat, pull stations, and sprinkler waterflow. The fire department is dispatched and your contacts are notified.

01.

Supervisory Signals

Closed sprinkler valves and other conditions that could impair protection. Your team is notified.

02.

Trouble Signals

Power loss, low batteries, or communication failures. [We are notified so a technician can respond.]

03.

UL Listed Central Station Service

For buildings where code, insurers, or leases require it, our monitoring runs through a UL listed central station.

Complete fire safety solutions

Reliable Signal Paths

Many buildings are losing the copper phone lines their old communicators depend on. We install cellular and IP communicators, including dual path options, so your signal gets through even if one path goes down.
  • Cellular communicators

  • IP communicators

  • Dual path cellular and IP

  • Replacement of phone line based dialers

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Complete fire safety solutions

What Monitoring Includes

  • 24/7 central station monitoring

  • Fire department dispatch on alarm

  • Contact notification by call, text, or email

  • Event history reports

  • Communicator installation and upgrades

  • Test mode coordination during inspections

How It Works

How to Get Connected

Assess

We check your panel and your current communicator or phone lines.

01.

Install

We install or upgrade the communicator.

02.

Connect and Test

Every signal type is tested end to end with the central station.

03.

Monitor

Your building is watched around the clock.

04.

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Many commercial buildings are required to have it, especially those with sprinkler systems. Your fire authority and insurer set the requirement, and we can confirm what applies to your building.