4 Fire & Life Safety vendors serving Florida · listed A–Z · last checked
Condominium and HOA buildings with fire sprinklers, fire alarms, standpipes or portable extinguishers must have them inspected, tested and maintained on the schedules set by the Florida Fire Prevention Code and the NFPA standards it adopts (NFPA 25 for water-based systems, NFPA 72 for alarms, NFPA 10 for extinguishers). In Florida, the State Fire Marshal licenses fire protection contractors and fire equipment dealers under Chapter 633. Fire alarm work generally falls under a separate DBPR contractor license. Before hiring, ask for the license numbers that cover the systems in your buildings, recent inspection reports, and a certificate of insurance, and confirm the licenses with the State Fire Marshal.
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Fire inspection and repair for apartment, high-rise and condominium buildings, based in Longwood and serving Orlando, Tampa and Jacksonville
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Fire sprinkler, alarm and extinguisher inspections, based in Boynton Beach (Palm Beach County)
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Fire sprinkler, alarm and extinguisher inspections in West Central Florida, from Clearwater and Sarasota offices
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Fire sprinkler inspection, testing and service for apartment and condominium buildings statewide, with offices in Davie, Apopka and Fort Myers
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