We are a Durham Region based, full-service fire protection company providing complete, residential, commercial and industrial servicing of all makes of fire protection equipment.
As fully-certified and registered CFAA (Canadian Fire Alarm Association) technicians, we also provide complete 24 hour emergency service to assist clients with their fire protection equipment.
As certified professionals, all of our work is done to the Ontario Fire Codes and Standards (as well as to Building codes).
Choosing Premier Fire Protection & Consulting offers our clients piece of mind, knowing they are getting the best products, services and prices provided by a team that has the technical expertise to get the job done right – the first time.
We also strive to empower our clients through education and professional guidance so they are better equipped to make the decisions that matter most to their homes, businesses and organizations.
Our goal is to always add value for our clients by providing solutions that are efficient, economical and that achieve the necessary level of fire and life safety.
Please contact us any time for an initial consultation and free project quote.
When you partner with Premier Fire Protection & Consulting, you’ll be getting a lot more than just sales & installations:
With 30+ years of combined industry experience, we possess all of the required certifications, licensing & affiliations.
We know what the provincial fire protection standards are and how and when they are enforced locally.
Working with us means you're never just another case number as we are truly invested in your best outcome.
Our true expertise is knowing the regulations and how to implement them effectively to help you pass inspections.
We offer all of the fire protection sales, installation, consulting and maintenance services you need:
Annual and monthly testing, inspections & verifications of fire alarm systems.
Annual and monthly testing and inspections of sprinkler systems.
Test, inspect, service & repair of all emergency lighting.
Design, create & customize plans for your specific building & needs.
Expert & personalized advice based on current Ontario fire codes & standards.
We'll ensure you have the right type & amount for your particular occupancy.
We’ve made our start-to-finish process as fast and transparent as possible:
Start by sending us a contact form message and tell us a bit about your situation.
We'll contact you to set up a time to talk and schedule a day and time to come out.
We'll visit your site and explain what you need and all of the ways we'll be able to help.
We'll put our final recommendations in writing and send you a complete quote.
And the entire process typically takes just a week to complete!
Here are some of the most asked questions we receive.
Don’t see what you need? No problem! Contact us and we’ll be happy to answer all of your questions.
Non-licensed maintenance personnel may test single smoke alarms or CO’s as long as they are not interconnected.
A licensed electrician is required when replacing or installing 120vac smoke alarms.
A professional fire alarm system inspection is critical to ensure that the entirety of the system is in proper working order.
A professional will be familiar with local requirements for fire alarm systems and can help you make sure your building remains in compliance.
Having a fire alarm inspection and properly working system can mean the difference between life and death, and when it comes to life safety, it’s always best to leave it up to the professionals.
Local jurisdictions may have specific guidelines outlining how often a test and fire alarm system service should occur.
You can plan for at least an annual test for most components, though some components require semi-annual testing.
Fire alarm system tests are crucial not only to stay in compliance with local authorities, but to ensure that your system will function properly when it’s needed.
Often you hear people using the terms smoke alarms and smoke detectors interchangeably; however, there is a difference between the two.
What’s the difference?
A smoke alarm is an all-in-one, self-contained device, with a detector, which senses the products of combustion (smoke) and sounds an audible, and sometimes visual warning or alarm. Smoke alarms are widely used in residential settings.
Put simply, a smoke alarm detects smoke and sounds an alarm.
A smoke detector is strictly a sensing device only, which senses the products of combustion (smoke) and sends a signal to a building’s fire alarm system to activate an audible, and sometimes visual warning or alarm.
Smoke detectors must be connected to a building’s fire alarm system and are NOT a stand-alone unit.
Put simply, a smoke detector senses smoke only and must be connected to a fire alarm system control panel.
Smoke detectors are a detection device only – not an alarm.
As long as you follow our recommendations and guidance, which are always based on compliance with provincial fire safety regulations and standards, there is no reason why you would not pass an inspection.
Unfortunately, each situation is different and it would be impossible to offer pricing without assessing your situation and its unique needs.
Please contact us to set up a consultation meeting.
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You can also call us directly at (905) 410-2603.
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We’ll look forward to hearing from you!