Fire Alarm Systems & Services

Why is Fire Alarm Monitoring Important

Having a fire alarm system is essential—but without professional monitoring, your building may still be vulnerable when no one is there to respond. Most significant fire losses happen after hours, when a facility is unoccupied. Early detection is critical, and the difference between minimal damage and total loss often comes down to how quickly the fire department is alerted.

Even if your property is equipped with a sprinkler system, uncontrolled water flow can cause major damage if no one is notified to shut it off. That’s where UL-Listed Fire Alarm Monitoring comes in.

When your alarm detects a threat, a signal is instantly sent to our 24/7 monitoring center. Emergency services are dispatched immediately, and you’re notified within minutes - ensuring fast response, minimized loss, and complete peace of mind.

Fire Alarm Installation

In addition to critical fire and water flow notifications, fire alarm monitoring offers added layers of protection. It can detect issues like tamper switches, and notify you when devices need service, repair, or replacement - giving you clear insight into the health of your fire alarm system without needing to be on site.

At Power Air and Fire Inc, we monitor your system through a UL-listed, FM-approved monitoring center that meets or exceeds all NFPA standards. With multiple redundancies in place, every signal is received and acted on quickly, ensuring maximum protection.

We offer a range of reliable communication technologies - including landline, TCP/IP, and cellular options - to suit your facility’s needs. Whether you have an existing system or need new dialers or panels, our team can monitor and support most major brands with expert precision.

Fire Alarm Inspection Process

At Power Air & Fire, we conduct thorough annual inspections of your fire alarm system and all associated devices to ensure your building remains protected and compliant with all fire safety regulations.

Our inspection includes:

Testing all key devices: smoke detectors, pull stations, heat detectors, and horn/strobe units
Battery backup system testing
Verification of all alarm and notification signals
Comprehensive inspection report with findings and recommendations