Fire Watch Services

Guests hate false alarms, but they hate real fires more. When your panel goes dark you have four hours before the city hits you with fines that start at $5 k and climb fast.

Why Hotels Choose Our Fire Watch Services

A dead fire alarm turns a 200-room boutique into a liability bomb. You cannot send housekeeping home and hope the contractor finishes before checkout. Our fire watch services drop certified guards on site in under 2 hours, armed with digital logs and soft-soled shoes so guests sleep through the night. We patrol every corridor, mechanical room, and linen closet every 15 minutes, stamping each round with GPS proof the fire marshal accepts without a second glance.

Night Shift Secrets

Most hotel fires start between 11 p.m. and 4 a.m. when occupancy drops and staff levels shrink. Our guards use thermal tablets to scan electrical closets for heat spikes, and they carry spare key cards so they can enter guest floors without waking anyone. If they smell smoke they radio the front desk first, then 911, keeping panic out of the lobby.

And because we know hospitality runs on reviews, we dress our guards in plain black polos—no tactical gear that screams crisis to Instagram.

Cost That Fits the P&L

Rates run $55 to $85 per hour depending on city and star level. A 6-hour outage costs less than comping two suites, and you avoid the $10 k fine that hits after the 4-hour mark. Book fire watch services tonight and protect your reputation along with your building.

Last month a 12-story hotel in Seattle lost its panel at 1 a.m. on a sold-out Saturday. Our guard arrived in 58 minutes, logged 38 rounds, and even helped a locked-out guest reach her room. The city inspector signed off at sunrise, the GM posted a five-star Yelp response, and nobody missed checkout.

Do not gamble with TripAdvisor karma. Call us, post a discreet guard, and let guests keep dreaming while we keep watch.