Safe and Custom Fire Escape Installations for Your Building

Why Choose Us for Fire Escape Installations?

Family-owned with decades of hands-on experience.
Licensed and certified in most states for fire escape installations.
Expert team led by a civil engineer to ensure compliance with local building codes.
Fast turnaround times and competitive pricing.
Servicing major states including Massachusetts, New York, Texas, California, and many more.

Our Installation Process

Free Consultation & Site Assessment
- We assess your building to determine the most appropriate fire escape design and installation plan.
- After the inspection is completed, our inspector will follow up with the client to provide a detailed inspection report & proposal.

Code Compliance
- To keep your fire escape safe and up to code, it needs to be inspected every five years. We make sure your fire escape meets all local building codes and safety regulations.
- After the inspection, our inspector will get in touch with a detailed report & proposal for any necessary work.

Professional Installation
- Our team uses specialized equipment, such as machines and lifts, to expertly install your fire escape when necessary. We focus on safety and structural integrity, ensuring the job is done correctly for a secure and long-lasting solution for your building.

Final Inspection & Certification
- Once installed, we conduct a final inspection and provide all necessary certifications for code compliance.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Please reach us at afireescape@aol.com, if you cannot find an answer to your question.

How long does A+ Fire Escape Repair take to complete a service?

The timeline depends on the size of the project, but most installations are completed within 2-4 weeks after approval.

Are your installations compliant with local codes?

Yes, all of our installations are code-compliant. Our team stays up to date on national and state-specific fire escape regulations.

What areas do you serve?

We operate nationwide, with a focus on Massachusetts, New England, New York, Texas, California, Illinois, and other major cities across the country.