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Fire Watch
Code-compliant coverage when systems are down
Continuous fire watch patrols when sprinkler, alarm, or suppression systems are impaired — with the written log fire marshals require.
// What's Included
- Continuous patrol rounds at code-required intervals
- Written fire watch log with time-stamped entries
- Immediate 911 notification protocol
- Hot-work and welding operation monitoring
- Documentation package for the fire marshal and insurer
// Who It's For
- Buildings with impaired sprinkler or alarm systems
- Construction and renovation sites performing hot work
- Properties under a fire marshal order
- Hotels, hospitals, and multi-family buildings during system outages
// Why It Matters
An impaired fire system can shut your building down or void your coverage. A documented fire watch keeps you occupied, compliant, and insured while repairs are completed.
// Typical Assignments
24-hour watch during a hotel sprinkler retrofit
Hot-work monitoring during structural welding
Alarm-outage coverage at a senior living facility
Post-incident watch after a fire event
// Equipment & Standards
Fire watch log and checkpoint system
Fire extinguisher familiarity and access
Flashlight and radio
Thermal-awareness inspection checklist
Direct dispatch line for emergency escalation
// Industries Served
ConstructionHospitalityHealthcareResidentialIndustrial
// Related Capabilities
Armed Security
Level III & IV commissioned officers
Unarmed Security
Level II observe-and-report professionals
Mobile Patrol
Randomized, GPS-verified property checks
Construction Security
Material theft deterrence and site integrity
Apartment Security
Resident safety and community presence
HOA Security
Neighborhood patrol and gate control
// Engagement
Need fire watch in Texas?
Tell us the environment, the threat picture, and the coverage you need. We respond within one business day — sooner for emergencies.