Identifying water damage might not be at the top of your to-do list, but the effects can be severe if you notice it too late. In some cases, water damage can lead to health issues and expensive repairs. To help…
Commercial fire dampers are integral to your building’s emergency system. Keeping them in good condition with regular testing and maintenance will help keep your space and occupants safe from fires during emergencies. Whether you’re following the National Fire Protection Association’s…
Smoke can be just as hazardous and damaging as fire. As a homeowner or renter, it’s critical to take precautionary measures that consider smoke-related problems. The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) 105 is one such safeguard, setting parameters to defend against the…
Fire dampers, also called fire shutters, are critical to building safety. Even if your building has fire-resistant doors or other barriers, flames can overcome these materials if they can pass from room to room through ducts. Fire dampers help prevent…
Fire dampers are valuable components in heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) ducts, as they help restrict flames from crossing a fire barrier. These heat-responsive fixtures automatically shut upon detecting a high enough temperature to melt a fusible link, usually…
Fire safety regulations outline a wide range of mechanisms for reducing the spread of flames and smoke. One of these mechanisms is fire doors, which keep fires contained in one area while providing a safe exit route. These doors are…
Fire door inspections are a critical component of building safety. When working properly, they help prevent the spread of fire and smoke, allowing occupants more time to evacuate safely. With regular inspections, you can maintain compliance, ensure the integrity of…
Have you ever hired someone to clean out your air ducts? Both residential and commercial properties can benefit from a thorough cleaning and inspection of the air ducts connected to their HVAC systems. Over time, these ducts collect dust, hair…
Several indoor air pollutants can pose health risks for your business. Building materials, air fresheners and fuel-burning appliances are all sources of air contamination. Anyone exposed to these pollutants for an extended period can experience health issues, and children, older…
