Fire Sprinklers System Installation Steps for Minnesota Buildings
The State of Minnesota takes fire safety seriously. When planning to install a sprinkler system in your building, it's important to know what the process involves. In this blog post, we will walk you...
NFPA Requirements for a Fire Watch
Fire safety systems are designed to save lives and properties during a fire. Some Minnesota buildings are required to have a fire alarm and automatic sprinkler systems. But what happens when one of...
5 Tips To Winterize Your Fire Suppression Systems
Winter is coming–it’s a truth you can’t avoid in Minnesota. However, you can be ready for it and that includes making sure your fire suppression systems are properly winterized. Since winter is when...
Fire and Security Monitoring in Minnesota
In 2020, fire caused $21.9 billion worth of property damage in America. And even though your goal as a business owner is to keep costs low, you may want to take fire and security monitoring more...
Adding Security Access to a Building
Access Control Systems protect people, property, and data against threats posed by unauthorized intruders. These systems are vital in securing your organization’s assets, both in the physical and...
How a Kitchen Hood Fire Suppression System Works
Kitchen fires are dangerous and quickly get out of control. Fire requires the presence of three things to survive: fuel, oxygen, and heat. In kitchen fires, the fuel is almost always fat, grease, or...
Budgeting Tips for Inspections of Fire Monitoring and Security Systems
If you’re responsible for multi-unit housing or any large building that has a fire alarm or security alarm system, you need to know how to plan for inspections and incorporate the expected costs into...
NFPA 25: Guide to Testing and Inspecting Fire Sprinkler Systems
Readiness and prevention are the keys to fire and life safety. Unfortunately, most incidences of malfunctioning fire safety systems stem from insufficient testing and inspection.