
Ohio's Trusted Fire Protection Partner Since 1979
Sprinkler, alarm, extinguisher, and backflow inspections — tracked, tested, and documented for every property you manage.

Sprinkler, alarm, extinguisher, and backflow inspections — tracked, tested, and documented for every property you manage.
Proudly founded in Columbus, Ohio in 1979 — now serving customers across the state, from Cuyahoga, Lucas, and Hamilton in the north and southwest, to Franklin, Delaware, and Marion in Central Ohio, out to Licking, Summit, Stark, and Montgomery.
Every one of our 8 inspection types corresponds to something real, somewhere in your building. Hover or tap any point below.
Every one of these systems lives somewhere in a real building we service -- see what we actually test on each one.
Point your phone at it. We'll tell you what it is, what the code asks for, and whether anything looks off.
Photograph a fire extinguisher, alarm panel, sprinkler riser or exit light and we'll tell you what it is and what the code requires. Free, no details needed.
We'll assess every fire suppression system at your business and build a customized life safety plan to protect you and your employees.
We're a locally owned small business, not a call center — when you need help with a fire suppression issue, you're talking directly to the people doing the work. Founded by Fred and Greg Rogers, the company was family-run until 2023, when new ownership took the reins — same hands-on approach, same commitment to Central Ohio. We've spent years keeping Central Ohio buildings code-compliant, and every inspection is documented and stored, so you always know exactly where your property stands.
A quick-reference PDF for how often your sprinkler, standpipe, fire pump, and backflow systems need testing.
Commercial kitchen fires peak when kitchens are busiest. The suppression system over your line is inspected twice a year for a reason -- and the failures we find are almost always avoidable.
NFPA writes the standards. It does not enforce them. What actually applies to your building is whichever edition your jurisdiction adopted -- and they do not all adopt the same one.
Sooner or later somebody has to close a valve -- for a renovation, a repair, a leak. What you do in the next ten minutes decides whether it is routine or a serious problem.
P.O. Box 10, Marengo, OH 43334 · License #54.59.1128