Commercial Fire Blog

Introduction

Protect your business, your staff, and your customers with professional kitchen exhaust system maintenance. If your business operates a commercial kitchen—whether it’s a restaurant, hospital, school, or senior living facility—routine kitchen exhaust cleaning is not just a best practice. It's a fire safety requirement. At Commercial Fire, we specialize in NFPA-compliant exhaust system cleaning that protects your people, your property, and your reputation.

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.

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.

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.

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.