Life Safety and Fire Alarm Systems are automated early detection and notification systems designed to detect problems, notably fires, and notify the buildings population of such an event.
Thank you for considering International Signal, Inc. for your fire alarm system installation. We are one of New England's oldest alarm companies and have been in continuous operation for 57 years.
Unlike our competitors, we engineer our life safety systems in house and don't rely on expensive third party engineers. Our systems are then installed and supervised in accordance with NFPA 72 National Fire Alarm Code, National Electrical Code, and local/state laws and ordinances. Another major consideration is that we do not use proprietary equipment unless there are no other options for a particular situation.
After all, a job done right will minimize service over the years. We don't take shortcuts to maximize profit and minimize protection. We do our best with industry best practices so that your fire alarm system is reliable and provides years of trouble free service.
Lives Are at Stake! System problems and impairments may not be obvious without proper fire alarm testing and inspection. Here are six reasons why you should consider routine testing and inspection:
International Signal has been repairing and maintaining fire alarm systems for 57 years. As an industry leader, we help you minimize system downtime with fast professional service that is unmatched in the industry.
If you have a problem contact us for prompt, reliable service.
When it comes to fire alarm monitoring - We get the Signal, and we get it FAST!
Trust the experts at International Signal, Inc. to quickly get your fire alarm signal to the proper authorities. We utilize a variety of technologies and can recommend the most cost effective solution to get you connected to our UL Listed Central Station or your local fire department.
When your city or town abandons it's aging Gamewell Masterbox telegraph system - give us a call.
We'll get you re-connected and fully compliant in no time. Several towns have already or are in the process of shutting down these systems: