Are you in Compliance?
International Fire Code
- Adopted in 43 states
- Addresses concerns from explosions, fire and handling hazardous material
- Occupancy of public and private buildings and premises
Minimum regulations
- Fire Dampers maintained according to NFPA 80
- Smoke Dampers maintained according to NFPA 105
Standards
- Mandate inspection one year after install
- Inspection every 4 years after first year
- Hospitals inspected every 6 years
Owner Responsibility
- Ensure inspections are done
- Failure to comply could void insurance policy
- Failure to comply also leaves you vulnerable to lawsuits, criminal violations and financial loss
Certified Fire Life Safety Installers
We provide the first line of defense for your personal protection
Properly-functioning fire and safety systems are the first line of defense to protect your loved ones and your property.
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What the system does
Fire Dampers are used for passive fire protection. The purpose is to prevent the spread of fire inside the duct work of heating, air-conditioning and ventilation ducts.
A properly installed and maintained fire life system can make the difference between a nuisance fire and a catastrophe. The damper acts as a shield reducing the risk of smoke and fire spread from room to room. When combined with properly working alarms and sprinklers, dampers help prevent tragedies from occurring.
The use of properly installed dampers can reduce loss of life. The leading cause of death is smoke inhalation. Properly installed and maintained Dampers in conjunction with other life safety systems lessen the possibility of death.
Who We Serve
Senior Living
Assisted Living Communities
Rehabilitation Centers
Medical Facilities
Hospitals
Medical Buildings
Office Building
Government
Retail
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WHY an ICB-certified technician is best
The ICB-Certified HVAC Technician is trained to:
- Inspect
- Test
- Maintain
- Repair
fire and smoke dampers according to fire life safety codes.
ICB-Certified HVAC Technicians ensure compliance with NFPA 80 and NFPA 105.
ICB-Certified HVAC Technicians stay up to date on the skills and technical training as it becomes available.
ICB-Certified HVAC Technicians provide a comprehensive documentation that shows all inspection points and procedures.
Our Technicians
Ben Gingerich
Certified Level 1 and level 2 ICB/TABB-certified Fire Life Safety supervisor and technician.
M. Blakley
Certified ICB/TABB Fire Life Safety Contractor.
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Rick Wilmoth Level 1 ICB/TABB Certified Technician
