Commercial fire protection in Chandler, AZ

• Fire sprinkler inspection, testing & repair (NFPA 25)
• Fire alarm inspection, testing & installation (NFPA 72)
• 24/7 fire alarm monitoring
• Fire extinguisher service (NFPA 10)
• Kitchen hood suppression (NFPA 17A / 96)
• Backflow testing
• Fire pump testing
• Emergency & exit lighting
• Help after a failed fire inspection

Fire code and inspections in Chandler

Commercial fire inspections and fire protection system permits in Chandler are handled by the Chandler Fire Department, Fire Prevention Division. We schedule inspections, testing and repairs to keep your building current with what they look for.

Chandler operates under the 2024 edition of the International Fire Code. (source)

Your fire marshal (the authority having jurisdiction) has the final say, so we confirm local requirements before work is scheduled.

Areas we serve near Chandler

We also serve Gilbert, Tempe, Mesa, Sun Lakes, Phoenix (Ahwatukee) and the surrounding area.

Other cities we serve in Maricopa County: Phoenix, Scottsdale, Glendale.

Arizona licensing

Fire Solutions NW LLC is licensed in Arizona:

• Arizona ROC C-16 Fire Protection Systems: ROC 344811 (verify)
• Arizona ROC C-67 Low Voltage Communication Systems: ROC 343913 (verify)

See all state licenses on our licenses page.

Common questions

How often do fire sprinklers need to be inspected in Chandler?

Sprinkler systems follow NFPA 25, which sets weekly, monthly, quarterly and annual inspection and testing tasks plus a five-year internal pipe assessment. The Chandler Fire Department, Fire Prevention Division enforces these requirements in Chandler. We set up a recurring schedule so nothing is missed.

How often do fire extinguishers need service in Chandler?

Under NFPA 10, extinguishers get a monthly visual check, annual maintenance by a qualified technician, and periodic internal maintenance and hydrostatic testing based on the extinguisher type.

How often does a kitchen hood suppression system need inspection?

Restaurant hood suppression systems are inspected every six months under NFPA 17A and NFPA 96.