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About FireAlarmTestingPro

A California-licensed fire & life safety company built around one idea: the report should hold up.

Who We Are

FireAlarmTestingPro is the fire alarm testing and inspection practice of Ace Fire Protection, a California-licensed, fully insured fire and life safety company serving Greater Los Angeles.

We do one category of work, and we do it deliberately: testing, inspecting, and documenting fire alarm and life safety systems so that commercial and multifamily buildings across LA County can prove compliance the day an inspector asks. That means annual NFPA 72 functional testing, semiannual and quarterly interval work, emergency and exit lighting, and the compliance paperwork that ties it together.

Most of our clients are property managers, facility teams, and building owners who have been burned by the same thing at least once — an inspection that technically happened, but produced documentation the authority having jurisdiction wouldn't accept. Our entire process is built backward from that failure.

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Credentials & Standards

The qualifications that authorize the work — and the codes we test to.

California Licensed

Fire alarm inspection in California must be performed under a proper contractor license — it is not work any handyman may legally sign off on. We hold the licensing California requires and are fully insured. Our guide on who can legally perform a fire alarm inspection in California explains how to verify any contractor's standing with the CSLB — including ours.

NICET Certified Technicians

Our lead technicians hold NICET certification in Fire Alarm Systems — the credential California AHJs most widely recognize as evidence of technician competence. NICET is recognized rather than legally mandated, so we treat it as a floor, not a finish line.

Codes We Test To

NFPA 72 (Fire Alarm & Signaling Code), NFPA 101 (Life Safety Code), the California Fire Code, and California Title 19. The 2025 edition of NFPA 72 took effect in California on January 1, 2026 — our procedures already reflect it.

How We Work

Four commitments that shape every inspection we run.

The Report Is the Deliverable

A test that isn't documented didn't happen — at least not to your AHJ. Every inspection ends in a signed digital report, formatted for the jurisdiction that will actually review it, with each device accounted for and every deficiency written up in plain language.

We Know the Jurisdictions

LAFD, Santa Monica Fire, Torrance Fire, Burbank, Glendale — each authority having jurisdiction has its own expectations for how findings are presented. We work across all of them routinely, so your report doesn't get bounced on formatting.

We Track Your Intervals

NFPA 72 isn't one annual date — it's an annual test layered over semiannual, quarterly, and monthly obligations. We keep the schedule so you don't discover a missed interval during an audit. See the NFPA 72 inspection frequency guide for the full breakdown.

No Upsell Pressure

Deficiencies get documented with a written plan and a clear quote. If you'd rather have another contractor perform the repair, that's fine — the inspection report is yours either way. We'd rather be the company you call again next year.

Where We Work

Four core service areas across the Los Angeles metro — each under a different fire authority.

Los Angeles

The City of LA and surrounding county, under LAFD jurisdiction — high-rises, commercial offices, retail, and multifamily.

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San Fernando Valley

Burbank, Glendale, Van Nuys, Sherman Oaks, Studio City, and Northridge — spanning LAFD, Burbank Fire, and Glendale Fire.

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Torrance

South Bay industrial, medical, and retail properties under Torrance Fire Department jurisdiction.

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Santa Monica

Hotels, creative-office, tech, and mixed-use buildings under Santa Monica Fire Department jurisdiction.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is FireAlarmTestingPro licensed and insured in California?
Yes. FireAlarmTestingPro operates as Ace Fire Protection, a California-licensed fire alarm company, and we are fully insured. Our lead technicians hold NICET certification in Fire Alarm Systems. California law requires fire alarm inspection work to be performed under a proper contractor license — you can read exactly which licenses apply, and how to verify any contractor's standing with the CSLB, in our guide on who can legally perform a fire alarm inspection in California.
What areas does FireAlarmTestingPro serve?
We serve Greater Los Angeles and the surrounding metro, with dedicated coverage for the City of Los Angeles, the San Fernando Valley (including Burbank, Glendale, Van Nuys, Sherman Oaks, Studio City, and Northridge), Torrance, and Santa Monica. Because each of these falls under a different authority having jurisdiction — LAFD, BFD, GFD, TFD, SMFD — we format every report to the expectations of the AHJ that will actually review it.
What certifications do your technicians hold?
Our lead technicians hold NICET certification in Fire Alarm Systems, the certification most widely recognized by California AHJs as evidence of technician competence. NICET certification is recognized but is not itself a legal substitute for the contractor license that authorizes the work — both matter, and we maintain both.
Do you speak Spanish?
Yes. Our office and field staff support both English and Spanish, so building engineers, on-site staff, and ownership can all be walked through findings in the language they prefer.
What makes FireAlarmTestingPro different from other LA fire alarm companies?
Three things. First, documentation: every inspection ends in a signed digital report formatted for AHJ review, not a handwritten sticker on the panel. Second, jurisdiction fluency: we work across LAFD, SMFD, TFD, Burbank, and Glendale routinely and know how each one wants deficiencies presented. Third, no upsell pressure: deficiencies are documented with a written repair plan and a clear quote, and you are free to have anyone perform the repair.

Let's Talk About Your Building

Tell us the property type and system size and we'll come back with a flat-rate quote — no walkthrough fee, no obligation.

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