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1-800-968-2871He was very through on making sure that everything was up to par.
would recommend to others
The technicians are always so friendly and let me know each and everything they are going to test before they do the test.
Very friendly and knowledgeable
He was quick and very professional.
Tech showed up 2 hours after appointment time and caused me to stay after work about 2.5 hours because the job also took longer than estimated.
Very fast response
Sean did a good job. He should bring donuts the next time. lol
Always professional
Art was super friendly and made great conversation, and worked quickly and efficiently!
All very polite and listens to what your needs are.
All ways polite and puts us first!
thorough and efficient
Efficient and informative technician
Did a thorough job and explained the findings and requested a quote for the battery replacements.
Fire Door Service Call
Wet Basement storage: Install the missing Inspection Test Valve sign and provide proper identification. Valve identification is beneficial in at least three ways. It allows the fire department personnel to locate and operate the valve. A contractor can readily shut off the system to make modifications. And system valves can be easily identified during periodic inspections. NFPA 13 (6.7.4.1) All control, drain, and test connection valves shall be provided with permanently marked weatherproof metal or rigid plastic identification signs. Wet Basement storage: Remove and replace the outdated water gauge. Pressure surges are typically trapped in the system by the check valve. Readings from these gauges can be used to establish a database on the available pressure in the water supply. The gauge on the supply side is also used during the main drain test to establish a database of residual pressure in the water supply. NFPA 13 (8.17.3) & NFPA 25 (13.2.7.2) Gauges shall be replaced every 5 yea
Installed new cellular communicator.
Completed Annual Fire Alarm Inspection for 2019
back plate is rusting on smoke detector that I just programmed the head for Point 19. I showed Demonte the rust forming,there will be issues in the near future with 19. I suggest it's replaced before troubles arise. customer had water damage in the area - repair
Annual Fire Alarm System Inspection
New 12 volt Power Supply Installed 1-17-19 ALR For Interior Key Pads ***All systems Normal and Reset ***
Annual Fire Extinguisher Inspection (53 FE)
Annual Fire Extinguisher Inspections (10 units) Annual Load Testing Emergency Lighting Inspection (21 units)
Alarm Systems Inspection
Wet: Remove and replace the outdated water gauge. Pressure surges are typically trapped in the system by the check valve. Readings from these gauges can be used to establish a database on the available pressure in the water supply. The gauge on the supply side is also used during the main drain test to establish a database of residual pressure in the water supply. NFPA 13 (8.17.3) & NFPA 25 (13.2.7.2) Gauges shall be replaced every 5 years. Wet: Install (2) missing spare sprinkler heads in the spare head box. NFPA 25 (5.4.1.5) A supply of at least (6) spare sprinkler shall be maintained on the premises so that any sprinklers that have operated or been damaged in any way can be promptly replaced. Wet: Perform 5-year Hydro-Static test on the Fire Department Connection (FDC). Also perform the 5-year internal inspection of the FDC. NFPA 25 (13.7.4) The piping from the fire department connection to the fire department connection check valve shall be hydro-statically tested at 150psi (10 ba
Mail replacement smoke to customer to install
Portable Extinguishers and Emergency / Exit Lights Inspection
Annual Fire Alarm Inspection (106 devices) (Fike-Cybercat 1016)
1-17-19 ALR Replaced Batteries QTY-4 6 volt 5 ah in units 6 and 7 and Replaced front Door Combo Light and Tested
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