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6 Reasons to Inspect and Test Your Fire Alarm System

6 Reasons to Inspect and Test Your Businesses Fire Alarm System

Having your fire alarm system regularly serviced is critical to the safety of your building’s occupiers.

Your business fire alarm systems are designed to protect your business and employees from dangerous fire and smoke, but you can not count on them if they’re not tested and inspected consistently. Having your fire alarm system regularly serviced is critical to the safety of your building’s occupiers. The best way to find out whether your system is in need of serious maintenance is to have it professionally tested and checked. Inspection and support by any licensed technicians can also help you cut down on expenses by preventing emergency repairs and expensive false alarms that you haven’t including within your budget. Testing your business fire alarm system regularly ensures that it is in compliance with the National Fire Protection Association standards, as well as your local fire safety requirements, and your insurance company’s fire alarm requirements. Here are six reasons you should test and inspect your commercial fire alarm system.

Help Save Lives

Your fire alarm system will not operate correctly if it isn’t maintained. Inspection and testing is the only way you will find out if it’s not working the way it should be.

Insurance 

Your insurance carrier most likely will not pay your fire damage claim if you can’t show any proof that you’ve had your system regularly inspected and tested.

Save Some Money

Your property insurance company could offer discounts if you can show proof of your annual inspections.

State and Local Laws

Check out with your local building department as well as fire inspectors to determine any legal requirements.

Lower Legal Costs

If your fire alarm system suddenly stops working and you then have a fire, you could be liable for massive lawsuits because of injuries suffered by tenants, visitors, or employees to your building.

Stop Annoying Alarms

Regular and consistent inspection and testing can help ensure that your system does not create nuisance alarms that waste fire department resources and time. You could also be fined for multiple nuisance alarms.

As a building and business owner, its essential for you to take all of the necessary and mandated steps to protect people’s lives. To do that, you should ensure that building maintenance workers and other trained employees can recognize when your fire alarm system is impaired, and how to reset it.

Fire Protection Services from Fireline

Whether you need smoke detectors, fire extinguishers, or an automatic sprinkler system installed at your commercial property, Fireline has you covered. We have been protecting people and property from fire damage since 1947—and our experience shows in our excellent work! We are known for our superb customer service, our expertise, and our reliability. For more information on how we can help your residential or commercial property, visit us online or give us a call at (800) 553-3405. We are located in Baltimore, MD, with a second office in Leesburg, VA. For more fire safety tips, be sure to follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.

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