Fire Protection Company
Miami-Dade County

The required services depend on your occupancy type, square footage, and the specific municipality your business is located in within Miami-Dade. At minimum, virtually every commercial property in Miami-Dade requires annual fire extinguisher inspection to NFPA 10. Properties with fire alarm systems require annual testing to NFPA 72. Commercial kitchens require semi-annual hood suppression inspections under NFPA 96. Properties with sprinkler systems require annual flow testing and certification. We assess your property and tell you exactly what is required and what schedule to follow.

Yes. Florida law requires fire protection companies to hold a current state license issued by the State Fire Marshal's office. Depending on the service category, technicians must also hold individual certifications. Firemax Fire Protection has held continuous state licensure since 1998 and our technicians are individually certified for the service categories we perform. When you hire an unlicensed contractor for fire protection work in Miami-Dade, you risk having the work rejected by your AHJ and your compliance documentation disqualified.

Salt air accelerates corrosion on metal components used in fire protection equipment. Fire extinguisher cylinders, sprinkler heads, alarm panel enclosures, and backflow preventer bodies are all susceptible. Properties within a few miles of the coast, particularly in Miami Beach, Key Biscayne, Coconut Grove, and Brickell waterfront, tend to see accelerated degradation. We check for corrosion as part of every inspection and flag components that are approaching the end of their serviceable life, giving you time to replace before a failure or code violation occurs.

Yes. Multi-location programs are one of our core service offerings. We work with restaurant groups, retail chains, property management companies, and commercial real estate operators with properties across Miami-Dade County to consolidate all fire protection services under a single agreement. We track inspection due dates across all locations, coordinate service visits, and produce unified reporting so you always know the compliance status of every property in your portfolio.

Yes. After any significant weather event, fire protection equipment should be inspected before your property resumes full occupancy. Sprinkler systems can lose pressure or sustain physical damage. Extinguishers can fall from mounts and partially discharge. Alarm systems can experience water intrusion or power surge damage. We provide post-storm inspection services for Miami-Dade commercial properties and can prioritize rapid response for businesses that need to reopen quickly following a hurricane or tropical storm.

Call us directly at (305) 969-0629 or submit a request through our contact page. We will schedule a free site visit, assess your property, and provide a written proposal covering every service category your facility requires. There is no obligation and no charge for the initial consultation. We have been doing this across Miami-Dade for over 28 years and can usually give you a strong sense of scope and cost during the first conversation.