Answers to the Questions Property & Operations Teams Ask First.

We identify and resolve real-world fire code risks before they lead to citations, reinspections, or operational disruption. A Fire Captain walks the building the way Fire Prevention will — looking at egress, storage, sprinkler clearance, Knox Box access, and operational drift — and delivers a photo-documented report that your team can act on. When you want issues fixed rather than just flagged, we coordinate corrections with licensed, insured vendors.

Fire Prevention inspects your building once a year and issues citations for what they find. Their role is enforcement, not resolution. We are proactive and third-party — we identify those same exposures before the inspector arrives, prioritize them by risk, and help you close them out. We also coordinate corrections, which fire departments do not do.

Every assessment is led by a Fire Captain with a career of real-world experience evaluating buildings from the enforcement perspective. This is not a checklist service or a junior technician with a clipboard — it is operational risk reduction performed by someone who understands how buildings are actually cited in the field.

Industrial and warehouse operations, 3PL and logistics facilities, manufacturing plants, pharmaceutical and regulated environments, commercial properties under property management, and multi-property portfolios. If an inspector walks your building, we can walk it first.

A Fire Captain–led on-site walkthrough covering egress, storage and high-pile compliance, sprinkler clearance, Knox Box and emergency access, hot work and ignition-source exposures, and operational drift. Every finding is photographed, located inside the facility, and paired with a prioritized correction. Reports are delivered within 3 business days.

We do not perform corrections ourselves — we coordinate them. Our Correction Coordination service manages the process with licensed, insured vendors, and interfaces directly with Fire Prevention when needed. You get one point of contact from the finding through the sign-off.

Yes. Our Ongoing Compliance Programs serve portfolio-level clients with quarterly or semi-annual walks, a portfolio-wide dashboard, trend tracking, and priority response when an inspection or incident comes up. The goal is to maintain readiness across properties and catch operational drift before it becomes a citation.

Yes — the format is built for that. Photo-documented findings, clear locations, prioritized corrections, and defensible language so the report can be shared with property management, ownership, insurance carriers, and fire prevention without translation. Many clients include it in their annual risk file.

Initial walkthroughs start at $2,100. Final pricing depends on facility size, complexity, and whether multiple buildings or tenancies are in scope. Multi-property portfolios can be priced together under an Ongoing Compliance Program. Contact us with square footage and scope to get a specific quote.

For Orange County and most of Southern California, travel is included in the walkthrough fee. For sites well outside the primary service area or multi-day portfolio visits, any travel adders are disclosed before we schedule.

No. We do not sell sprinkler systems, alarms, extinguishers, or monitoring contracts, and we do not accept referral fees from the vendors we coordinate corrections with. The recommendation is the recommendation — disclosed in writing.

Before a scheduled fire inspection, before tenant move-in or move-out, after construction or tenant improvement work, when storage layouts or operations change significantly, or on a recurring cadence as part of an ongoing program. Sites with known citation history or reinspection pressure are prioritized.

Typical lead time is one to two weeks. Urgent inspection-pressure cases and multi-property portfolio engagements are prioritized — call directly at (949) 385-3668 rather than using the form if timing is tight.

Photo-documented reports are delivered within 3 business days of the walkthrough. Correction Coordination, when selected, starts immediately after report delivery.

Most facility walks take two to four hours on site, depending on square footage, complexity, and the number of tenancies. Portfolio-level engagements are scheduled across multiple days and are coordinated with property management in advance.