Fire protection,done right in Tacoma.

Per NFPA 72 adopted under the Washington State Fire Code, commercial fire alarm systems require annual inspection, testing, and documentation. Many higher-occupancy classifications (hospitals, assisted living, large assembly) also trigger quarterly or semi-annual device testing. The Tacoma Fire Marshal’s office accepts reports submitted through the standard AHJ portal format; we handle submission for you as part of each inspection.

Large warehouse and cold-storage facilities in the Port of Tacoma Tideflats typically have ESFR or large-drop sprinkler systems that require NFPA 25 inspection, testing, and maintenance at specific intervals: weekly, monthly, quarterly, annually, and 5-year. Low-temperature environments add antifreeze loop inspections and dry-system trip tests. We build a schedule around your lease year and your insurer’s requirements.

The Tacoma Fire Department Fire Prevention Division is the AHJ for fire-code enforcement within Tacoma city limits. For properties outside the city but still in Pierce County, the Pierce County Fire Marshal or your local fire district is the AHJ. Correct AHJ routing matters — reports go to different offices depending on your exact address.

Yes. Multi-site portfolios are our core commercial focus. We coordinate scheduling across all your Tacoma, Lakewood, Puyallup, Federal Way, and South Sound sites on a single service calendar, submit all reports to the correct AHJ, and consolidate billing by location or portfolio.

Yes. We offer UL-listed central-station monitoring with 24/7 operator response and direct dispatch to Tacoma Fire for alarm events. Monitoring can be added to any new or existing fire-alarm system and is a common bundled service with annual ITM.