Fire & Life Safety for Multi-Family Residential in Central Florida
Apartments and condominiums put many households under one roof, and residents sleep there. Fire alarm and sprinkler systems need to protect each unit and the shared corridors, and regular inspections keep the property ready for the fire marshal.
Systems
Systems that typically apply
- Fire AlarmDetection and notification for units and common areas.
- Fire SprinklerInstallation, testing and repair of sprinkler systems.
- 24/7 MonitoringRound-the-clock alarm monitoring.
- Access ControlGates, lobby entries and amenity doors.
- CCTVCameras for entrances, parking and common areas.
- Inspections & Code ComplianceScheduled inspection and testing with documentation.
Codes & standards
Codes that commonly apply
- NFPA 72: National Fire Alarm and Signaling Code
- NFPA 13R: sprinklers for low-rise residential occupancies (NFPA 13 for taller buildings)
- NFPA 25: inspection, testing and maintenance of water-based systems
- NFPA 101: Life Safety Code (apartment buildings)
- NFPA 1221 / NFPA 1225: emergency responder radio coverage
Which codes and editions apply depends on the building, its occupancy and the local authority having jurisdiction (AHJ). In Florida, the Florida Fire Prevention Code sets the adopted editions. We can help confirm what applies to your building.