Our team is available 24/7 for urgent fire protection maintenance and repairs, ensuring your systems are back up and running as quickly as possible.

Whether it’s a false alarm, damaged equipment, or an unexpected system failure, we’re just a call away to keep your people and property safe around the clock.

Contact 1300 998 983 for after hours support.

Regular testing and servicing of fire protection equipment is essential to ensure it works when it’s needed most.

We provide routine maintenance on fire extinguishers, hose reels, fire alarms, emergency lighting, and sprinkler systems, and more, to keep your site compliant, safe, and prepared.

Our fire technicians carry out inspections in line with AS1851-2012, providing peace of mind and reliable protection year-round.

We design and construct fully compliant fire hydrant and sprinkler systems tailored to your building’s requirements.

Our team ensures every system is designed, installed, and commissioned in line with Australian Standards, providing reliable protection and compliance from day one. Whether it’s a new build or upgrade, we deliver safe, efficient solutions you can count on.

We design and install gaseous fire suppression systems for high-risk or sensitive environments, such as server rooms, switchboards, and data centres.

These systems quickly extinguish fires without water, minimising damage to equipment and downtime. All installations are tailored to your needs and fully compliant with Australian Standards.

Clear, compliant evacuation diagrams are a vital part of any building’s emergency plan. We design and install custom evacuation diagrams that meet AS 3745:2010 requirements, ensuring your workplace is prepared in the event of an emergency.

Our diagrams include essential information such as emergency exits, fire equipment locations, assembly points, and evacuation procedures.

Professionally printed and installed in strategic, visible locations, our diagrams help occupants navigate safely and efficiently during a fire or emergency situation.

Emergency lighting and RCDs (Residual Current Devices) play a critical role in protecting lives during power outages and electrical faults. We provide routine testing and maintenance to ensure these systems function correctly when they’re needed most.

Our team conducts scheduled 6-monthly and annual emergency light discharge tests, checking for proper illumination, battery life, and compliance with Australian Standards (AS 2293). For RCDs, we carry out regular push-button and trip-time testing to detect faults and prevent electric shock hazards, in line with AS/NZS 3760.

Effective fire stopping and smoke containment are critical to slowing the spread of fire and smoke through a building, protecting lives and limiting damage. We specialise in the supply and installation of passive fire protection systems designed to seal penetrations in walls, floors, and ceilings—such as those created by pipes, cables, or ducts.

Our team uses certified fire-rated materials and installs systems in accordance with Australian Standards (AS 4072.1 and AS 1530.4), ensuring your building remains compliant and compartmentalised in the event of a fire. We also implement smoke barriers and containment systems to control smoke movement, enhancing evacuation safety and reducing harm to occupants and assets.

Boost and hydrostatic testing are essential for verifying the performance and integrity of fire hydrant systems. These tests ensure your system can deliver the required water flow and pressure during a fire emergency—and that all components can withstand operational stress without leaks or failures.

Our technicians carry out boost testing by connecting a fire brigade booster pump to the system, simulating firefighting conditions to measure flow rates and pressure at the most remote point. This confirms that your hydrants are capable of supporting active fire suppression efforts.

Hydrostatic testing involves pressurising the system with water to check for leaks, structural integrity, and compliance with Australian Standards (AS 2419.1). It’s a vital process for both new installations and existing systems undergoing maintenance or upgrades.