Fire suppression
- Annual system test & certification
- Detector head cleaning & sensitivity test
- Agent cylinder weight verification
- Panel inspection & log review
- Civil defense compliance report
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Installation and maintenance
We install solar, fire protection and security systems, and service fire extinguishers and fire alarms. One building, from the first call to the years of service after it.
The first call
One call covers solar, fire protection and security. We ask a few questions and book a site visit.
Site survey
An engineer measures the roof for solar, checks the fire risks and the server room, and walks every entrance for security. The quotation is based on what the survey finds.
Equipment from our stock
Panels, inverters, batteries, fire alarm devices, an FM-200 cylinder, extinguishers, cameras and door readers come from our own stock with the manufacturer's warranty. Every serial number is recorded.
Installation
Our technicians fit each system to the drawings: solar on the roof, fire alarm and FM-200 in the server room, extinguishers at every exit, cameras and access control at the entrances.
Commissioning
Each system is switched on and tested in turn: the inverter under load, every detector and sounder, the FM-200 release circuit and cylinder pressure, every camera and door reader.
Handover
You receive the drawings, the test sheets, the warranties and the civil defence documents, and we show you how to use each system.
Extinguisher service
On a maintenance contract we check each extinguisher: pressure, weight, seal and hose. We refill or replace what needs it, then sign and date its tag.
Fire alarm test
Every detector is tested with a tester pole, every call point and sounder is triggered, and the panel's standby batteries are tested under load.
Fault repair
The panel reports a fault on one detector. You call us, and a technician comes with a spare from our stock, replaces it and clears the panel.
Service history
The team that installed the systems also services them, so each visit starts from your site's full record.
What a service visit covers
Eight steps of a fire safety visit, from the van in the yard to the signed report.
The visit, step by step
Select a step to see it in the scene.
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Each van carries ladders, a detector tester pole, a scale, spare extinguishers and common fire alarm parts, so most faults are fixed on the first visit.
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We read the gauge, weigh CO₂ units against the weight stamped on them, and check the seal, the pin and the hose.
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An extinguisher that is low, used or past its date is refilled or swapped on the spot from the van, so no exit is left without one.
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Each extinguisher gets its tag signed and dated, so the next inspector and the civil defence can see when it was last serviced.
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A tester pole puts test smoke into each detector, and we confirm the panel shows the right device and zone.
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Every call point is triggered with its test key, and every sounder and beacon must be heard and seen across the floor.
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We read the panel's event log, test its standby batteries under load and check their dates.
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Every visit ends with a signed report: what was checked, what was found and what was replaced. It joins your site's history.
Installation, then maintenance
Our own certified team installs every project to the manufacturer's specification, and you receive the full commissioning file at handover.
After that, an Annual Maintenance Contract covers scheduled preventive visits, replacement parts, priority emergency callouts, and the compliance paperwork you need to keep your certification current.
- System installation
- Annual maintenance contracts (AMC)
- Scheduled preventive visits
- Priority emergency callouts
- Commissioning and testing
- Compliance documents and certificates
- Systems installed by other companies
- Upgrades and extensions
What a maintenance contract covers
You can take a maintenance contract on any one of the three systems, or on all of them together for the whole site.
Solar energy
- Panel cleaning & visual inspection
- Inverter performance check
- Battery state-of-health test
- String voltage & current measurement
- Generation performance report
Security systems
- Camera image quality & alignment check
- NVR/DVR storage & recording test
- Intrusion sensor walk-test
- Access control credential audit
- Remote monitoring verification
The systems we install
Each system has its own page, with how it is designed and installed.
Frequently Asked Questions
How our contracts work: response times, visit schedules, spare parts and what's covered.
A maintenance contract covers scheduled preventive visits, full system testing and certification, replacement of parts that wear out, priority response for emergency callouts, and a written report after each visit. You can take it on fire suppression, solar, or security separately, or on all of them as one contract for the site.
Contract clients get priority. For life-safety equipment like fire suppression we take callouts well outside normal business hours, and the response time we guarantee is written into your contract, so you know exactly what to expect when you report a fault.
Yes. We take over the maintenance of systems installed by other contractors after an initial condition survey. Our engineers check the current state, document every component, list anything that falls short, and propose a maintenance programme that brings the system back up to standard.
Yes. Every field technician we send is trained and certified on the specific brands and technology they work on. We keep the team on manufacturer training courses, so whoever turns up knows the equipment in front of them.
Pricing depends on the type and size of the systems you have, how many visits a year you want, and where the site is. We quote each contract after reviewing your equipment, and one combined contract covering fire, solar, and security usually costs less than three separate ones. You get a clear, itemised proposal before you commit.
Yes. Every installation we do is covered by a workmanship warranty, and the equipment carries its own manufacturer warranty. The specific terms for your project are stated on your quotation, and a maintenance contract keeps the systems serviced so those warranties stay valid.
We are based in Beirut and work across Lebanon: Mount Lebanon, the North, the South, and the Bekaa. For maintenance and emergency callouts outside Greater Beirut, we agree the response times and any travel arrangements in your contract before you sign.
Request a maintenance proposal
Tell us what is installed and we will put together a maintenance contract for it. We can usually quote the same day over WhatsApp.
Illustration. Visit frequency, response times and what each contract covers are set in your maintenance agreement. Equipment and quantities depend on the site survey.