FIRE ALARM SYSTEMS

A monitored fire alarm system is a valuable tool in home safety. It could mean the difference between minor damage and total loss. S&L Services fire alarm systems can include Fire Communicators and a Heat Rise indicators. Fire communicators replace regular smoke detectors and monitor the change in temperature. Heat rise indicators can go in attics, kitchens and garages because they aren't set off by particulars like smoke.

Fire is the most frightening element known to man. It destroys everything in its path, leaving victims to sift through what is left of their life's work. Headlines are filled with fire disasters that could have been prevented if only the business had monitored fire protection.

The internal sensors are rigorously tested to ensure every fire alarm system works properly in the event of an emergency. If the fire alarm system is triggered our response center is immediately notified and we then contact the local fire department.

Our 24-hour U.L. Listed alarm monitoring service ensures you are always protected. Don’t take the risk of installing a cheap fire alarm system. You are always protected with our fire alarm systems.

To fully protect your home or business, you need a fire alarm system. It has been shown time & time again that a small, undetected fire can grow at a pace that threatens your ability to escape unharmed. Properly located & installed smoke detectors greatly increase your chances of surviving a fire, as well as limiting property damage.

At a minimum, all homes should be equipped with a smoke detector on each level, as well as outside each separate sleeping area. In addition, in new homes fire codes require a smoke detector in each bedroom. Unfinished and unheated spaces such as attics & garages may be protected with heat detectors, if desired.
 

For businesses, fire alarms are serious business. Codes require certain types of businesses and facilities to install and maintain a fire alarm system. Manufacturing plants, stores, multi-tenant buildings, nursing homes and assisted living facilities all may be required to have a fire alarm system. Even if not required, progressive business owners & managers know that a properly designed and installed fire alarm system can pay for itself by detecting a fire early- while it is small, and notifying emergency forces to respond. The cost of a fire in lost time, inventory and disruption to the business can be devastating.