Reliable FIRE SYSTEM Services for Your Business

Inspection: Certified technicians perform regular inspections of fire systems and extinguishers to ensure they meet safety standards and are in proper working order.
Testing: Fire alarms, sprinklers, and other fire suppression systems are tested to verify their functionality. This includes testing smoke detectors, alarm panels, and sprinkler heads.
Maintenance: Routine maintenance is carried out, which may include cleaning, lubricating, and replacing worn-out parts.
Documentation: Detailed records of inspections, tests, and maintenance activities are maintained and submitted to relevant authorities.
Certification: Upon passing all inspections and tests, fire systems and extinguishers receive certification, ensuring they comply with local and national fire safety regulations.

Assessment and Design: Fire safety engineers assess the building’s needs and design a comprehensive fire protection system, including fire alarms, sprinklers, and emergency lighting.
Installation: Certified installers put in place the designed fire protection system, ensuring all components are correctly installed and interconnected.
Initial Testing and Certification: The new system is thoroughly tested to ensure it operates correctly and meets all safety standards. Certification is granted upon successful testing

Evaluation: Existing fire systems and extinguishers are evaluated to determine if they need replacement due to age, damage, or changes in regulations.
Selection of New Systems: New fire systems and extinguishers are selected based on the latest technology and compliance with current fire safety standards.
Removal: The old systems and extinguishers are safely removed, ensuring minimal disruption and compliance with safety protocols.
Installation of New Systems: New systems are installed by certified professionals, followed by rigorous testing to ensure proper operation.
Certification: The newly installed systems and extinguishers are certified after passing all necessary tests and inspections.

Regular Inspections and Testing: Scheduled maintenance includes regular inspections and testing of all fire systems and extinguishers to ensure ongoing compliance and functionality.
Emergency Services: In the event of a fire or system malfunction, emergency services are available to address and rectify the situation immediately.
Upgrades and Compliance: As fire safety regulations evolve, systems may need upgrades to remain compliant. Technicians ensure systems are updated according to the latest standards.

Fire Alarms: These systems detect smoke and heat and alert building occupants of a fire.
Sprinkler Systems: Automatic sprinklers activate in the presence of heat, releasing water to suppress the fire.
Fire Extinguishers: Portable devices that can be used to put out small fires. They come in various types, such as water, foam, CO2, and dry chemical extinguishers.
Fire Suppression Systems: These include specialized systems like gas suppression, foam systems, and kitchen hood systems designed to tackle specific types of fires.
Emergency Lighting and Exit Signs: These systems ensure safe evacuation during a fire by providing illumination and clear exit routes.