What we test
Control panel and power supplies, initiating devices, notification appliances, communication to monitoring and related system functions, as applicable to your system.
Serving Miami to Melbourne · Eastern and central service areas
Testing, inspection documentation and deficiency reporting for commercial fire alarm systems, scheduled around your property.
Control panel and power supplies, initiating devices, notification appliances, communication to monitoring and related system functions, as applicable to your system.
Inspection documentation and a list of any deficiencies found, so you can plan corrections with clear next steps.
Property address and access contact, the panel make and model, and any recent inspection reports if you have them.
Most commercial fire alarm systems need periodic testing and inspection under NFPA 72 as adopted in Florida. Your local fire marshal (the authority having jurisdiction) and your insurer may set additional requirements, so tell us the property and we will help you confirm what applies.
Care is part of an annual Inspection & Care plan, priced per property. 24/7 emergency dispatch is available under every plan and does not promise a fixed arrival time. See Inspection & Care plans →
Recurring plans are priced per property based on your system, with a term of one to three years.
Scheduled inspection and testing, reports and deficiencies included, and 24/7 emergency dispatch. Repairs and emergency visits are billed at standard service rates.
Everything in Inspection, plus Care service rates, no dispatch fee, discounted after-hours and weekend labor, and priority response.
Covered repair labor included, routine and emergency. Available after a system review and office approval, with a property-specific price.
Multi-year terms save 2% to 3%, and paying annually in advance saves 5% (quarterly saves 2%). Parts and monitoring are billed separately. Ask for a quote for your property →
Annual testing and inspection is the common baseline for commercial systems under NFPA 72 as adopted in Florida. Some components are tested on other schedules, and your local fire marshal or insurer may require more. Send us the property details and we will confirm what applies.
Someone with access to the building, panel room and tenant spaces needs to be available. Tell us about any access restrictions when you request service so we can plan around them.
Testing can cause alarms to sound and may notify the monitoring company. We coordinate timing with you and tell you what to expect so occupants and the fire department are not surprised.
They are documented in the report. We can quote the repairs so you can decide how and when to correct them.
Share the location and system type. We will discuss the next step with you.