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Fire Alarm Houston

Commercial fire alarm and audio evacuation across Harris and Fort Bend counties.

Contractor 6–20 people Est. 2001 1 office
About

Fire Alarm Houston is a commercial fire alarm contractor covering Houston, Harris County and Fort Bend County, installing addressable and conventional panels, audio evacuation systems, power supplies and pull stations. It publishes its Texas State Fire Marshal alarm certificate of registration ACR-2410359 on its own site. Services extend to inspection and testing, cellular and round-the-clock monitoring, permitting assistance and fire escape plan development. It has traded since 2001.

Sectors & projects
  • Retail
  • Hotels & hospitality
  • Healthcare
  • Education
  • Public & civic
  • Industrial & logistics
  • Sport, leisure & culture
  • Education

    Veranda Montessori School

    Richmond

    Installed addressable fire releasing control panel and voice evacuation panel

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  • Retail

    Roadster Travel Center & Truck Stop

    Seguin

    Installed fire alarm control panel, cellular communicator and notification appliances

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  • Public & civic

    Grand Prairie Masjid

    Grand Prairie

    Installed addressable fire alarm and releasing panel with cellular communicator and detectors

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  • Education

    Everest Academy

    Stafford

    Installed addressable fire alarm panels, power supply and annunciator

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  • Retail

    La Mexicana Supermercado

    Manor

    Installed addressable fire panel with releasing and notification devices

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  • Public & civic

    The Islamic Complex and Youth Center of DFW

    Richardson

    Installed fire alarm control panel with voice evacuation and communicator

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Projects as published on Fire Alarm Houston's own website.

Specialisms
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