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Fire Alarm Systems

Fire Alarm Testing in the Southeast

Your One-Stop Shop for Fire & Smoke Alarm Testing in North Carolina, South Carolina & Georgia

hand pulling down on a fire alarmThere is no more essential protection against a devastating fire than a working fire alarm system. Each year, over 1 million fires in the United States destroy homes and property and cause loss of life. These fires and the damage they leave behind create a financial, physical, and emotional burden on the victims and their communities — which is why ensuring the safety of your family, employees, and property is so important.

Today’s fire alarm systems offer the highest level of protection in decades. Cutting-edge technology has helped provide better, more efficient safeguards to alert you in the event of a fire. Regular maintenance and testing are vital in keeping you safe and providing the peace of mind you want from a fire alarm system.

If your current fire alarm system needs to be inspected or repairedcontact Unifour Fire & Safety immediately or call our fire safety team at 866-511-5540.

The Importance of Fire Alarm System Testing in NC, SC & GA

Second only to proper installation of your fire alarm, testing is highly important in order to make sure you’re fully protected against the devastation of a fire. Unfortunately, the typical fire alarm can’t really be assessed for effectiveness simply by looking at it. You need a reliable expert to perform a series of safety checks, maintenance, and any necessary repairs so that you’re alerted in the event of a fire.

If you’ve neglected routine maintenance on your fire alarm, you’ve been gambling with your protection. For any system, regardless of age, that isn’t routinely tested and maintained, a thorough inspection and testing are needed. Fire alarms that are less than 15 to 20 years old are likely still able to issue the appropriate alarm and summon the correct emergency response personnel. But if maintenance has been lax, further testing of the system is the only sure way to know that you are fully protected in the event of a fire emergency.

Regularly testing your fire alarm system will prevent issues that may result in replacing your system. For fire alarm installation, repair, inspection, or testing, trust Unifour Fire & Safety to take care of your home! Call our team at 866-511-5540 or contact us online!

What Can Cause a System Failure?

Having a well functioning fire alarm system is crucial to the safety of your building and anyone inside. It’s important to understand what events may cause problems to ensure you are proactive in fixing any issues. In our area of the country, there are several factors that could cause your fire alarm system to malfunction. These include:

  • Violent spring or summer storms
  • Ice storms
  • Extreme temperatures
  • Humidity
  • Voltage surges
  • Power outages

What To Do When Your Fire Alarm System Is Malfunctioning

If you notice your relatively new alarm system triggers for no reason at all, you need to schedule professional testing and assessment. Contact Unifour Fire & Safety right away if your fire alarm system is showing signs of component breakdown or if you’ve experienced particularly inclement weather that has affected your fire alarm system.

When your fire alarm is over 20 years old, it’s advisable to replace it. Given the advances in technology, your outdated system is probably not as reliable as you may believe. Even if your fire alarm has been maintained and inspected regularly, you may need to have it updated to ensure the proper response in an emergency.

Noticing issues with your smoke alarms? Don’t wait, contact us online or give us a call to schedule testing and ensure the safety of your building. 

Professional Fire Alarm Testing in NC, SC & GA

Manufacturers of fire alarms suggest annual inspections of your system, as well as periodic testing, and these guidelines are typically required by your local emergency responders. Beyond that, you want to make certain you’re gaining all the protection you expect from your fire alarm.

When you are alarming commercial properties, you will need to have your system tested professionally to ensure your protection. Professional testing will make sure your fire alarm sensors are calibrated, specific to the manufacturer’s recommendations. Specific knowledge is required for calibration, as well as testing for your alarm’s sensitivity to fire and smoke. Unifour Fire & Safety’s professionals can also test and coordinate with your local fire department.

Even the best fire alarms can become faulty over time or as a result of a storm, electrical, surge, or any other unforeseen circumstances. If you suspect your fire alarm system is less than reliable, contact the professionals at Unifour Fire & Safety. After all, what good is unreliable protection? And how precious is peace of mind?

For professional fire alarm testing services in North Carolina, South Carolina, or Georgia, call Unifour Fire & Safety at 866-511-5540 or contact us online.

Fire Alarm System Testing in the Southeast

At Unifour Fire & Safety, we take your safety personally. Each and every one of our professional safety experts is proficient at installing, maintaining, inspecting, and repairing your fire and safety devices. Our knowledgeable fire safety professionals specialize in all aspects of fire protection, including:

If you’re ready to protect your residence or commercial property from unexpected fires, call us today to schedule fire alarm testing!

Our Service Area

We proudly provide fire protection services in the following cities and their surrounding areas:

North Carolina (NC): Charlotte, Greensboro, Greenville, Hickory, Raleigh, and Durham

South Carolina (SC): Charleston, Columbia, Greenville, and Spartanburg

Georgia (GA): Athens, Atlanta, and Savannah

Unifour Fire & Safety is also licensed in Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, Tennessee, Alabama, and Florida.

Contact us online or call 866-511-5540 for fire protection services throughout the Southeast!