Hurricane Season Fire Protection Checklist for Louisiana Businesses
A practical before-and-after storm checklist for commercial fire protection systems — emergency lighting, alarms, sprinklers, kitchens and extinguishers.
Fire Alarm & Life Safety Systems
When the power goes out, emergency lights and exit signs guide people to safety. We test every fixture, replace failed batteries and lamps, and give you a fixture-by-fixture record.
Battery-powered emergency lights and exit signs must switch on when normal power fails and stay lit long enough for people to evacuate. Batteries age, lamps fail and fixtures get damaged — often without anyone noticing until an inspection or an outage.
YearRound tests emergency lighting and exit signs, replaces failed batteries and components, and documents every fixture so you have a complete record.
Our Process
We map each emergency light and exit sign by location.
Each fixture is tested on battery power and results recorded.
Failed batteries, lamps and fixtures are replaced on the spot when stocked, or quoted.
You receive a complete fixture log for your records.
Bundle Related Services
Combine services into a Commercial Maintenance Program for one schedule and bundled pricing.
Inspection, testing, maintenance and service of commercial fire alarm systems.
Learn moreAnnual inspection, maintenance, recharging, hydrostatic testing coordination, sales and installation.
Learn moreNFPA 101 describes a 30-second functional test every month and a 90-minute test once a year for battery-powered emergency lighting. Some systems with self-testing features may be treated differently. Your local fire authority may have additional requirements.
Yes. We carry common batteries and lamps and replace them during the visit when possible. Other parts are quoted and scheduled.
A practical before-and-after storm checklist for commercial fire protection systems — emergency lighting, alarms, sprinklers, kitchens and extinguishers.
How the 30-second monthly test and 90-minute annual test work for battery-powered emergency lights and exit signs, plus common failures and record-keeping.
What a commercial fire alarm inspection covers, how NFPA 72 approaches testing frequencies, what trouble signals mean, and how to prepare your building.
Request a Quote
Tell us about your property. We’ll confirm scope, scheduling and pricing in writing before any work begins.
Call our team or request a quote online. We’ll get you on the schedule.