When it comes to protecting your commercial property, choosing the right Fire and Life Safety service provider is crucial. Commercial Fire stands out as a leader in the industry, offering comprehensive solutions that ensure the safety and compliance of your business. Here are three compelling reasons to choose us for your Fire Protection needs.
Three Reasons to Choose Commercial Fire for Your Fire and Life Safety Needs
Topics: Fire Safety, Affiliates, Life Safety, Benefits
In today's fast-paced world, ensuring the safety of commercial properties is paramount. Commercial Fire is a leading fire protection and life safety service provider dedicated to safeguarding businesses and their assets. With a comprehensive range of services, we’re a reliable partner in fire prevention.
Topics: Fire Safety, Affiliates, Life Safety, Benefits
Spend Less Time on the Road: Three Shortcuts for Creating More Constructive Routes for your Fire and Life Safety Business
We know that when you send out your technicians, you want them to spend as little time on the road as possible. However, if you don’t strategically plan your business’ daily routes, then they’ll spend too little time completing work orders and too much money on fuel and travel expenses. By utilizing the tips below, you can streamline your operations to enhance productivity, decrease costs and increase your overall earnings.
Topics: Fire Safety, Life Safety, Best Practices, Business Tips, Grow Your Business
Six Tips for Maintaining Consistent Cash Flow Within Your Fire and Life Safety Business
When first starting your business, generating consistent cash flow can be difficult. Over the years, our team at Commercial Fire has been lucky enough to work with hundreds of FEDs. Here are a few things we have seen make the biggest difference in creating and maintaining long-term, stable businesses.
Topics: Fire Safety, Affiliates, Life Safety, Best Practices, Business Tips, Grow Your Business
Three Techniques for Taking Your Fire and Life Safety Business from Survive to Thrive
The Fire and Life Safety industry is highly competitive, so it is crucial to stay ahead of the pack for sustainable growth. While there are numerous strategies that exist for expanding your business, this article will outline three approaches we believe can help your Fire and Life Safety company go from survive to thrive.
Topics: Web, Fire Safety, National Account Companies, Benefits, Best Practices
Staying ahead of the curve is essential to being a well-rounded fire safety company. Following the fleet management best practices, below, will help your service company increase productivity and grow your business.
Vehicle Fleet Maintenance
Taking time out of the day to maintain your fleet may seem inconvenient. However, this proves to be worth it in the long run. Keeping your vehicles in shape increases their life span and ensures the safety of your technicians.
Topics: Fire Safety, Affiliates, Best Practices, Fleet Management
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Topics: Web, Multi-Site Facilities, Fire Safety, Technology, Affiliates, Life Safety, Mobile Apps, Benefits
Get Paid in 10 Days: Transforming Work Efficiency with Commercial Fire Connection
As a Commercial Fire Affiliate Partner, the Commercial Fire Connection Online Portal and Mobile App not only provide a space to manage all of your jobs in one place but also help you get paid faster, and facilitate better communication with customers. Other benefits include:
Topics: Fire Safety, Technology, Affiliates, National Account Companies, Life Safety, Mobile Apps, Benefits
BACKFLOW - Backflow is simply a reversal of the average water flow—from the customer side of the meter into the water system. It can happen due to water pressure differences or sudden changes in pressure. It can allow contaminants to be pumped or siphoned back into buildings’ plumbing system and, potentially, the public water supply. These situations occur if normal pressures are interrupted by a water main break, a power failure, or some other disruption in water service.
Topics: Multi-Site Facilities, Compliance, Backflow, Fire Safety
An Annual Visual Inspection of Automatic Sprinkler Systems is Essential
A building’s automatic fire sprinkler system is a water piping network with discharge devices to spray water to control a fire until the fire department arrives. The discharge devices are called automatic sprinklers. When a fire occurs in a building, sprinklers operate automatically immediately after their heat-activated element reaches a predetermined operating temperature. Once operated from the heat of a fire, water is released out of the sprinkler opening in a spray pattern designed to extinguish the fire in the immediate area of fire origin. Most people don’t know that only one or two sprinklers within the fire typically operate as that’s where there is sufficient heat to trigger the operation of those sprinklers.
Topics: Compliance, Sprinklers, Fire Safety