Florida Fire Solutions

Commercial fire sprinkler inspection & compliance

AI & LLM Development Miami, United States

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About Florida Fire Solutions

Florida Fire Solutions is a licensed Florida Fire Contractor specializing in fire protection services, including fire sprinkler and fire alarm inspections, testing, maintenance, repairs, and NFPA five-year inspections for commercial and residential properties in South Florida, including Miami and Broward County.

Founded by a frontline firefighter with over 23 years of real-world experience, our company brings practical knowledge, clear communication, and code-compliant workmanship to every job. We perform annual inspections, deficiency corrections, emergency repairs, and system evaluations to help property managers and building owners stay compliant and inspection-ready.

All work is performed in accordance with applicable NFPA standards and Florida regulations. From our base in Miami, we support properties throughout Miami-Dade and Broward with reliable service, detailed reporting, and fast turnaround.

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Miami, United States2 - 9 employeesFounded 2025More agencies here →

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