Your Trusted Family-Owned Fire Escape Experts
Expert Fire Escape Repair & Inspections – Ensuring Safety Nationwide | MA
Your Trusted Family-Owned Fire Escape Experts
A+ Fire Escape Repair: Completed Projects
In Columbus, Ohio, we undertook the installation of a 13-story steel fire escape on a historic 122-year-old building, famously associated with the NFL between 1927 and 1939. This landmark project, now the largest fire escape in Ohio, involved collaboration with local construction teams to enhance the building's safety and compliance with current fire codes. Our expertise in fire escape installations ensures that even historic structures meet modern safety standards.
About Us
At A+ Fire Escape Repair, we are a dedicated family team with years of experience in fire escape inspections, fire escape repairs, and fire escape installations. Our mission is to ensure your safety and full compliance with local fire escape safety regulations.
Frequently Asked Questions
Please reach us at fireescaperepair@gmail.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.
First thing you need to do is get your fire escape inspected by a Certified Inspector. They will preform a thorough detailed inspection where they will take pictures, videos and notes on the condition of your fire escape. Once completed they will issue a Pass or Fail Certificate.
The first step is to get your fire escape inspected by a Certified Inspector to identify the condition of the violations. The Inspector will send you a proposal with options to repair that violation and bring your fire escape up to code.
If you can visibly see any of the following: rust, flaking paint, and or missing bolts this would be the first indication that you should get your fire escape inspected.
All states and municipalities have different requirements. Please call your local municipality for more information.
Fire Escapes are required by the International Building Fire code 1104.16.5.1. All fire escapes must be examined for structural integrity by a Certified professional every 5 years. An inspection report needs to be submitted to your local municipality.
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