Fire marshals and insurance carriers expect every exit sign and emergency light in your building to be tested on a documented schedule. NFPA 101 requires a 30-second functional test every month and a full 90-minute duration test every year, with written records kept on site. Skip it, and you risk a failed inspection or a denied claim after an incident.
One team for installation, testing, repair, and replacement — every exit sign and emergency light in your building, under a single invoice.
NFPA 101 requires a 30-second functional test every 30 days and a full 90-minute duration test once a year for every exit sign and emergency light. Written records of both must be kept on site.
The building owner is responsible for keeping emergency and exit lighting tested and in working order. Most owners hire a licensed provider like us to handle the testing and documentation so nothing gets missed.
A failed unit gets flagged in your report, and in most cases we can replace the battery, bulb, or fixture on the same visit so you're back in compliance before the fire marshal follows up.
Yes. Every visit includes a dated inspection tag on each unit and a written compliance report you can hand to your insurance carrier or fire marshal on request.
Most single-building inspections take one to two hours depending on how many exit signs and emergency lights are installed. We'll give you a firm estimate before we start.
Yes. If a unit fails right before an inspection or you notice a dark exit sign, we offer emergency and same-day service across Charlotte and the Carolinas. Call (704) 456-9926 to check availability.