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## [Winter Fire Safety in Restaurants: What You Need to Know](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/winter-safety-best-practices-for-restaurants)

 Posted by Commercial Fire Blog Team

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Introduction

Entering the winter months means more than switching your attire. It also means prepping for the unique challenges that the season presents. Failing to take proper precautions can pose significant safety concerns for both life and property. By reading the article below, you can feel confident in your restaurant’s safety practices.

[Read More](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/winter-safety-best-practices-for-restaurants)

 Topics: [Compliance](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/compliance), [Restaurants](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/restaurants), [Kitchen Exhaust Cleaning](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/kitchen-exhaust-cleaning), [Fire Safety](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/fire-safety), [Best Practices](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/best-practices), [Customer](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/customer), [Fire Code](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/fire-code)

## [How Xtreme Fire Protection Grew Their Business Through Commercial Fire’s Affiliate Program](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/how-xtreme-fire-protection-grew-their-business-through-commercial-fires-affiliate-program)

 Posted by Commercial Fire Blog Team

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**For Casie Stuart, Operations Manager at Xtreme Fire Protection, partnering with Commercial Fire wasn’t just a business decision—it was a relationship built on trust, communication, and mutual success.**

Casie has worked with Commercial Fire across three different companies for nearly 20 years. When she joined Xtreme Fire Protection three years ago, the affiliate relationship was already in place. “I’ve known Bill Dayton for probably close to 20 years,” she shared. “This is the third company I’ve worked at that’s partnered with Commercial Fire.”

[Read More](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/how-xtreme-fire-protection-grew-their-business-through-commercial-fires-affiliate-program)

 Topics: [Compliance](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/compliance), [Restaurants](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/restaurants), [Kitchen Exhaust Cleaning](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/kitchen-exhaust-cleaning), [Fire Safety](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/fire-safety), [Best Practices](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/best-practices), [Customer](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/customer), [Fire Code](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/fire-code)

## [Commercial Fire Tracks Legislation](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/commercial-fire-tracks-legislation)

 Posted by Commercial Fire Blog Team

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**Retail Stores and Restaurants**

The **New York Retail Worker Safety Act** became active on June 2, 2025. The law is now part of the consolidated Laws of New York State, Article 2, Section 27-E, Prevention of workplace violence. The law puts the burden on retail store and restaurant owners and managers to implement workplace violence prevention programs, with a compliance deadline of June 2, 2025. The state's Department of Labor has issued guidance and a model policy to help businesses comply at [https://dol.ny.gov/retail-worker-safety](https://dol.ny.gov/retail-worker-safety).

The **New York Food Allergy Awareness Law** became effective May 21, 2025. New York State now requires all food service establishments to have a designated food safety manager who has completed an approved allergen awareness training course. The new law also requires the posting of a food allergy notice in multiple languages for the safety of customers with food allergies. The law also requires menus to inform customers to notify their server about any food allergies. Additional information can be found on the NY Department of Agriculture and Markets website [https://agriculture.ny.gov/news/new-york-state-announces-new-initiative-increase-allergy-awareness-restaurants-and-food](https://agriculture.ny.gov/news/new-york-state-announces-new-initiative-increase-allergy-awareness-restaurants-and-food).

[Read More](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/commercial-fire-tracks-legislation)

 Topics: [Compliance](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/compliance), [Restaurants](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/restaurants), [Kitchen Exhaust Cleaning](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/kitchen-exhaust-cleaning), [Fire Safety](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/fire-safety), [Best Practices](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/best-practices), [Customer](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/customer), [Fire Code](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/fire-code)

## [Kitchen Exhaust Cleaning is Critical for Fire Safety and Compliance](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/kitchen-exhaust-cleaning-is-critical-for-fire-safety-and-compliance)

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<https://www.commercialfire.com/KitchenCleaning>

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](https://www.commercialfire.com/KitchenCleaning) cleaning that protects your people, your property, and your reputation.

[Read More](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/kitchen-exhaust-cleaning-is-critical-for-fire-safety-and-compliance)

 Topics: [Compliance](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/compliance), [Restaurants](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/restaurants), [Kitchen Exhaust Cleaning](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/kitchen-exhaust-cleaning), [Fire Safety](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/fire-safety), [Best Practices](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/best-practices), [Customer](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/customer), [Fire Code](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/fire-code)

## [IKECA Journal Features Commercial Fire](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/ikeca-journal-features-commercial-fire)

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The article, “Should You Be Doing National Account Work?” was written by Bill Dayton, Director of Affiliate Network at Commercial Fire, and covers the questions every kitchen hood exhaust cleaning (KEC) company owner must ask when deciding if national account company (NAC) work makes sense for their business. 

Highlights include benefits, such as consistent cash flow and zero acquisition cost, more productive and efficient routes, access to work at larger businesses, uncomplicated business growth, and trade-offs (revenue sharing with the NAC, strict compliance requirements, phone call volume, paperwork, and IVR). 

“Should you decide that NAC work is right for your business, you now have some considerations. There may be long-term value in having NAC work as part of your overall business model,” said Dayton. 

To read the full article, visit the [IKECA Journal.](https://cdn.ymaws.com/www.ikeca.org/resource/resmgr/journal/ikeca_fall2023journal_webv2.pdf) 

Commercial Fire proudly supports [IKECA](https://www.ikeca.org/)as an Active North American Kitchen Exhaust Cleaning Company Member.

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 Topics: [Multi-Site Facilities](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/multi-site-facilities), [Restaurants](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/restaurants), [Kitchen Exhaust Cleaning](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/kitchen-exhaust-cleaning), [Fire Safety](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/fire-safety)

## [Do You Offer Kitchen Hood/Exhaust Cleaning? If Not, Here’s Why You Should!](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/do-you-offer-kitchen-hood/exhaust-cleaning-if-not-heres-why-you-should)

 Posted by Commercial Fire Blog Team

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Did you know that, according to the [National Fire Protection Association (NFPA),](https://www.nfpa.org/) 22% of fires in commercial cooking operations were caused by a failure to clean cooking equipment? Tragically, from 2010 thru 2014, annual averages of three deaths, 110 injuries, and $165 million in property damage costs resulted from these fires.

[Read More](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/do-you-offer-kitchen-hood/exhaust-cleaning-if-not-heres-why-you-should)

 Topics: [Multi-Site Facilities](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/multi-site-facilities), [Compliance](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/compliance), [Fire Extinguishers](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/fire-extinguishers), [Restaurants](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/restaurants), [Kitchen Exhaust Cleaning](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/kitchen-exhaust-cleaning)

## [35 Years of Commitment to Preserving Life and Property—Nationwide](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/35-years-of-commitment-to-preserving-life-and-property-nationwide)

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Commercial Fire is celebrating its 35th anniversary! "We are thankful for the three and a half decades serving the Fire and Life Safety Industry, helping our customers protect their businesses, their employees, and their patrons," says Mark Murray, President of Commercial Fire.

Beginnings  
Established in 1988, Commercial Fire has become a leading provider of Fire and Life Safety solutions throughout the U.S. We provide turnkey Fire Protection Services and Kitchen Hood Exhaust Cleaning to some of the biggest restaurants, stores, and convenience stores nationwide. Headquartered in Jacksonville, FL, we are experienced in organizing, maintaining, and servicing all aspects of our customer's requirements.

History  
•    1988 Founded in Jacksonville, FL, providing pest control services  
•    1989 Began offering Kitchen Hood Exhaust Cleaning (KEC) Service statewide in FL  
•    1991 Began expanding KEC coverage throughout the Southeast  
•    1996 Became the first nationwide KEC service provider in all 50 states  
•    2002 Began offering Fire Protection Services nationwide in all 50 states  
•    2007 Expanded into Canada and Puerto Rico  
•    2015 Providing KEC or Fire and Life Safety Services in over 100,000 commercial buildings nationwide  
•    2017 Joined BHC and became part of a family of companies that provide service, parts, and training in the Fire and Life Industry worldwide  
•    2023 Celebrating 35th Anniversary

[Read More](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/35-years-of-commitment-to-preserving-life-and-property-nationwide)

 Topics: [Multi-Site Facilities](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/multi-site-facilities), [Emergency Lighting](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/emergency-lighting), [Compliance](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/compliance), [Sprinklers](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/sprinklers), [Fire Extinguishers](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/fire-extinguishers), [Backflow](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/backflow), [Restaurants](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/restaurants), [Smoke Alarms](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/smoke-alarms), [Kitchen Exhaust Cleaning](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/kitchen-exhaust-cleaning), [Fire Safety](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/fire-safety)

## [Community Service Corner: Commercial Fire’s Terrifyingly Terrific Trick or Treat Tradition](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/community-service-corner-commercial-fires-terrifyingly-terrific-trick-or-treat-tradition)

 Posted by Commercial Fire Blog Team

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It’s halfway to Halloween! Commercial Fire’s annual Trick-or-Treat tradition took place in October of 2022. As part of this fun community event, the Commercial Fire offices were transformed into spooky spaces, where invited students and teachers from the North Florida School of Special Education could collect a lot of delicious candy and some fun memories.

In previous years, the child-friendly themes included “Old MacDonald Had a Farm”, “The Wizard of Oz”, and “Star Wars”. 

“Our whole team came together to give the children a fun and wholesome Halloween experience! I couldn’t be prouder of their creativity and kindness in putting on this awesome event,” said Mark Murray, President of Commercial Fire.

[Read More](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/community-service-corner-commercial-fires-terrifyingly-terrific-trick-or-treat-tradition)

 Topics: [Multi-Site Facilities](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/multi-site-facilities), [Emergency Lighting](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/emergency-lighting), [Compliance](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/compliance), [Sprinklers](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/sprinklers), [Fire Extinguishers](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/fire-extinguishers), [Backflow](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/backflow), [Smoke Alarms](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/smoke-alarms), [Kitchen Exhaust Cleaning](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/kitchen-exhaust-cleaning), [Fire Safety](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/fire-safety)

## [The Real Cost of Acquiring New Fire and Life Safety Customers Might Surprise You](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/the-real-cost-of-acquiring-new-fire-and-life-safety-customers-might-surprise-you)

 Posted by Commercial Fire Blog Team

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Finding new customers is the key to virtually every business success. No matter what industry is served or what service or product is offered, identifying fresh prospects is the bottom line to growth. And it is no different in the Fire and Life Safety Industry, especially for those companies servicing and selling equipment that is unique to this industry. Even though a good portion of the products and services that Fire and Life Safety businesses offer are required by law, many business owners are discovering just how hard it is to generate new revenue.

[Read More](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/the-real-cost-of-acquiring-new-fire-and-life-safety-customers-might-surprise-you)

 Topics: [Multi-Site Facilities](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/multi-site-facilities), [Emergency Lighting](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/emergency-lighting), [Sprinklers](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/sprinklers), [Fire Extinguishers](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/fire-extinguishers), [Backflow](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/backflow), [Smoke Alarms](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/smoke-alarms), [Kitchen Exhaust Cleaning](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/kitchen-exhaust-cleaning), [Fire Safety](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/fire-safety)

## [COMMERCIAL FIRE'S EMPLOYEE SPOTLIGHT: Getting to Know Christy Galagarza, Affiliate Recruiter](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/commercial-fires-employee-spotlight-getting-to-know-christy-galagarza-affiliate-recruiter)

 Posted by Commercial Fire Blog Team

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Christy Galagarza serves as an Affiliate Recruiter here at Commercial Fire. Her responsibilities really all boil down to one concept: being a helpful and available resource to all of our Affiliates and prospective Affiliates, focusing on building relationships that will help increase our footprint.

In this outreach role, Christy is often the first team member that new and prospective Affiliates meet. Her initial instinct is always to help others achieve their goals. As a valued team member at Commercial Fire, for almost 19 years, Christy cares about what our Affiliates need and strives to assist them in fulfilling those needs. Once an applicant is approved to join our Affiliate Network, Christy, who is based in Florida, also assists with the initial phases of the onboarding cycle. Countless team members have benefited from working with Christy, and we are proud to have her in our organization!

We asked Christy what she sees as the most important questions that prospective Affiliates need answered about joining our network. Here are her insights:

Q: What is the biggest benefit of being a Commercial Fire Affiliate and why?

"The biggest benefit is that there are no growth acquisition costs. When a service company is looking to grow their routes, without adding to costs, we bridge the gap. By joining our Affiliate Network, they can immediately begin servicing locations for some of the nation's largest and most established companies and organizations."

Q: What is the most common question asked by prospective Affiliates?

"The most common question is, ‘How are payments handled?’ I tell them that they get paid shortly after the job is completed, regardless of when the customer pays. That’s a huge benefit for them to see."

Q: If you had a list of "best-kept secrets" that you would offer to prospective Affiliates, which one would you highlight and why?

"Today, a potential Affiliate called and asked if they would need to hire more techs if they joined our network. I said that it is up to them. They can start with the team of techs that they have now and then, if things work out, they can grow their business through us, ask for more work, and then hire more techs. The biggest secret is how much they can grow their business with us -- they really can start small and grow to be very big."

*To contact Christy about joining our [Affiliate Network](https://www.commercialfire.com/Affiliates), email [Christy.galagarza@commercialfire.com](mailto:Christy.galagarza@commercialfire.com).*

*Get to know more of our incredible employees, like Christy Galagarza, in our upcoming [blog posts](https://blog.commercialfire.com/) and learn how you can join the [Commercial Fire Affiliate Network](https://www.commercialfire.com/Affiliates)!*

[Read More](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/commercial-fires-employee-spotlight-getting-to-know-christy-galagarza-affiliate-recruiter)

 Topics: [Multi-Site Facilities](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/multi-site-facilities), [Emergency Lighting](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/emergency-lighting), [Compliance](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/compliance), [Sprinklers](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/sprinklers), [Fire Extinguishers](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/fire-extinguishers), [Backflow](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/backflow), [Restaurants](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/restaurants), [Smoke Alarms](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/smoke-alarms), [Kitchen Exhaust Cleaning](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/kitchen-exhaust-cleaning), [Fire Safety](https://blog.commercialfire.com/blog/tag/fire-safety)

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