FIRE DETECTION & PROTECTION · CANADA-WIDE
Fire Detection And Protection Services
Fire alarm testing, extinguisher servicing, emergency lighting checks and sprinkler inspections, scheduled to the Ontario Fire Code and documented so your records are ready when an inspector asks for them, backed by the same rapid-response standard as our Emergency Maintenance Services.
- Code-scheduled inspections
- Deficiency reports in writing
- 24/7 emergency response
Inspection-ready
records kept current all year
ISO 9001
EcoLogo Certified
WSIB Insured
WHMIS Certified
GREENGUARD
IPC Member
The basics
What Do Fire Protection Services Cover?
A plain explanation of what it covers and how it’s different from hiring a cleaning crew.
Fire protection covers every system in your building whose job is to detect a fire, warn people about it, help them get out, and hold it back until the fire service arrives. That means the fire alarm panel and its detectors and pull stations, monitored alongside the same site-access standards covered under Security & Access Control Services, the sprinkler and standpipe systems, portable fire extinguishers, emergency lighting and exit signs. Each has its own inspection schedule set by the Ontario Fire Code, ranging from monthly visual checks through to annual testing. The part building owners often miss is that responsibility sits with them rather than with whoever last serviced the equipment. If a device fails and the records show a missed inspection, the building owner answers for it.
Checking It When You Remember
- Inspections happen when someone has time
- Records scattered across emails and invoices
- Deficiencies noticed but not tracked to closure
- Gaps discovered during a fire inspection
A Scheduled Fire Protection Program
- Inspections diarised to code intervals
- All reports and certificates in one place
- Deficiencies logged and followed to repair
- Records ready before an inspector asks
LIFE SAFETY SYSTEMS
The Systems Only Matter If They Work On The Day.
Fire safety equipment spends its whole life doing nothing, which is exactly why it gets overlooked. A detector covered in dust after a renovation, an extinguisher that lost pressure two years ago, an exit sign whose battery no longer holds a charge, a sprinkler head painted over by a contractor who did not know better, or a stalled elevator car that traps someone during an evacuation, the kind of failure covered under Learn about our Elevator & Escalator Maintenance Services. None of these announce themselves. They are found either during an inspection or during a fire, and only one of those outcomes is recoverable. A scheduled program, run as part of the same full-scope coverage as Explore Total Facility Management Solutions, exists to make sure the first happens instead of the second, and to leave you with the written record proving the building was maintained properly.
Our services
Our Fire Protection Services
Detection and warning on one side, suppression and escape on the other.
DETECTION & ALARM
Fire Alarm And Detection Systems
Testing and inspection of the systems that detect a fire and warn the building.
- Fire alarm panel testing
- Smoke and heat detectors
- Pull stations
- Audible and visual devices
- Monitoring connection checks
- Annual inspection to CAN/ULC-S536
SUPPRESSION & ESCAPE
Extinguishers, Sprinklers And Emergency Lighting
Inspection of the equipment that holds a fire back and gets people out safely.
- Fire extinguisher inspection and servicing
- Sprinkler system inspection
- Standpipe and hose checks
- Fire pump testing coordination
- Emergency lighting testing
- Exit signage checks
Industries
Industries We Serve
Every building type carries different fire safety obligations. We build the program around yours.
Corporate Offices
Warehouses & Industrial
Healthcare Facilities
Schools & Universities
Retail Spaces
Government & Institutional
Hotels & Hospitality
Multi-Unit Residential
Data Centers
Recreational Facilities
Long-Term Care Homes
Car Dealerships
Fire safety requirements scale with what a building does and who is inside it. A long-term care home where residents cannot self-evacuate is held to a different standard than a warehouse, the same distinction covered on See our Warehouse & Logistics Facility Management page, and a data centre often uses suppression systems that would be inappropriate anywhere else. The same variation applies to a corporate lobby, where exit signage sits alongside the standards covered under our Reception & Front Desk Services solutions. The inspection schedule is built around your building’s classification and occupancy rather than applied from a template.
How it works
How Our Fire Protection Process Works
1
System survey
We identify every fire safety device in your building and what standard each is inspected to, at no cost.
2
Compliance schedule
You receive an inspection calendar covering monthly, annual and multi-year requirements.
3
Scheduled inspections
Trained personnel carry out each inspection on the date it is due, with disruption planned around your operations.
4
Deficiency reporting
Anything found is written up, quoted for repair and tracked until it is closed rather than simply noted.
5
Records and renewals
Certificates and reports are held in one place and the next inspection is booked before the last one is filed.
10+
Years in operation
500+
Buildings serviced
24/7
Emergency response
100%
Insured & bonded
Why Cleaning 365
Why Choose Cleaning 365 For Fire Protection
Compliance is a paperwork problem as much as a technical one, and we handle both.
Scheduled to the code, not to convenience
Inspection intervals are set by the Ontario Fire Code, and your calendar is built from them rather than from ours.
Deficiencies tracked to closure
A report that lists faults and stops there has not solved anything. We quote, repair and close each item out.
One record, one place
Certificates, reports and test records held together, so producing them for an inspector takes minutes.
24/7 emergency response
Alarm faults and system failures do not wait for business hours, and neither do we.
Part of a wider building program
Fire systems sit alongside cleaning, HVAC and building maintenance under one contract and one point of contact.
Canada-wide coverage
From a single GTA property to a national portfolio, with the same standard applied at every site.
PRICING
Fire Protection Pricing
Priced around how many devices your building carries and how often each has to be checked.
Device count
Detectors, extinguishers, lights and heads
System types
Alarm, sprinkler, standpipe or suppression
Inspection frequency
Monthly, annual or multi-year cycles
Building type
Occupancy and classification requirements
Get A Customized Quote In 30 Minutes
Tell us your building type and roughly what systems it carries. We will send transparent pricing with no hidden fees.
What clients say
Trusted For Building Compliance
“Our fire inspection records were spread across three years of email attachments. When the fire inspector arrived we spent two days assembling what should have taken ten minutes. Having it all in one place has removed that entirely.”
Property Manager
Multi-tenant office building, Mississauga
“The first survey found eleven extinguishers past their service date and two exit signs with dead batteries. None of it was deliberate, nobody was tracking it. It is tracked now.”
Facility Manager
Long-term care home, Vaughan
FAQs
Fire Protection, Answered
The Ontario Fire Code sets the intervals, which include annual testing of the full system alongside more frequent checks on certain devices. We build your calendar from the requirements that apply to your building rather than a generic schedule.
The building owner. Responsibility does not transfer to whoever last serviced the equipment, which is why keeping the records current matters as much as doing the work.
It is written up in a deficiency report, quoted for repair and tracked until it is fixed. A report that lists problems without closing them out leaves you no better off.
Yes. Extinguishers, emergency lighting, exit signs, sprinkler and standpipe systems are all covered alongside detection and alarm equipment.
Yes, and most clients prefer it that way. Fire systems sit under the same facility management contract as cleaning, HVAC and building repairs, with one point of contact for all of it.
Inspection reports, test certificates and deficiency records for every device, held together and kept current so they can be produced on request.
Get Your Fire Safety Records In Order
A full system survey, a compliance calendar and deficiencies tracked to closure. Book a free assessment and get a fixed monthly quote, usually within one business day.