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 installatio

 At North High Street in Columbus, Ohio, we restored the fire escape at the iconic Ringside Café. Our team replaced damaged gratings, railings, and treads, bringing the structure back to safe, code-compliant condition. This project demonstrates our ability to preserve functionality in historic and busy downtown locations.

In Cleveland, Ohio, we revitalized the fire escape at Nottingham Child Care Academy, removing rust, replacing bolts, and applying concrete pads at the base. These upgrades improved the structure’s integrity and longevity. This project reflects our dedication to keeping children and staff safe in educational environments.

In Oakland, California, we corrected an unbalanced cantilever fire escape and installed new safety railings at a residential property. Our team rebalanced the structure and ran thorough safety checks, ensuring it met California's building codes. This job showcases our expertise in residential fire escape solutions.

We upgraded a century-old fire escape at Canal Street School in Brattleboro, Vermont, originally built in 1892. Our team carefully preserved the historic elements while modernizing its safety features. This project highlights our ability to enhance safety without compromising historical value in school buildings.

 At Canal Street School in Brattleboro, Vermont, we repaired a parallel staircase fire escape system that had fallen out of compliance. By updating the structure to meet safety codes and securing certification, we ensured continued safe use. This project highlights our skill in modernizing complex, aging fire escapes.