As a property manager or business owner, it is your responsibility to provide a safe working environment and/or living space for your employees/tenants. Thus, performing routine maintenance to identify and address potential issues before they lead to catastrophic damage to

OSHA fire safety training and certification plays a major role in protecting your property, people, and other assets in case of fire outbreaks. By training your employees on the best fire safety strategies and practices, you can prevent significant losses

A fire marshal can shut your business down if a serious violation is found after a fire safety inspection. You could also face hefty fines depending on the type of violation and other applicable regulations to your business. Doing regular

The NFPA may require building owners or property managers to perform a fire watch when your fire protection system has unexpectedly malfunctioned or is undergoing system maintenance to identify and control fire hazards. It helps protect your property, employees, tenants,

If you are a property owner, your concern should not only be filling vacancies. Rental property fires can cause devastating consequences to your business and income, especially since Colorado has among the most number of homes at risk due to

Ensuring that your building and fire protection systems are legally compliant helps protect your property from considerable damage and prevents loss of lives in case of fire emergencies. Landlords and property managers are responsible for creating a safe workplace and