Knowledge Base

Construction sites burn. That’s not a rhetorical flourish, it’s a statistical reality. Fires in structures under construction or renovation cause hundreds of

If you have tried to get a straight answer on fire watch pricing, you’ve probably noticed that most companies won’t publish rates.

When a fire alarm system goes offline or a sprinkler gets shut down for maintenance, most building owners assume the risk is

If you’ve just been told your building needs a fire watch, you’re probably asking a reasonable question: what exactly does that mean,

In California, a “fire watch” isn’t just a safety suggestion—it is a legal requirement under the California Fire Code (CFC) and Cal/OSHA

NFPA 241 This is the standard for fire safety during construction, alteration, and demolition. It focuses on reducing fire risk on jobsites

A vacant building is far from a “safe” building. In fact, fire departments, insurance providers, and building inspectors often view unoccupied properties