FireSafe Corp
FireSafe is firefighter owned and operated, working out of Main Street in Woburn after two decades in workplace fire safety. The new site explains what Massachusetts code actually requires, shows every service from purchase to the last hydrostatic test, and makes requesting service, a COI or a W-9 a one-click job.
A new site that leads with compliance in plain terms, backs it with credentials, and puts the service request one tap away.
Visit the live siteWhat we did.
Facility managers buying extinguisher service want to know what they are required to do and that they are dealing with a licensed, local pro. We built the site around both.
The code, explained simply
A monthly, yearly, 6-year and hydrostatic timeline drawn from NFPA 10 shows exactly what each extinguisher needs and when.
Every service, one place
Annual inspections, the exchange program, testing and maintenance, Amerex sales, cabinets and signage, and relocation each get a page.
Credentials up front
Massachusetts license MA-CR #4623, Amerex authorized distributor and NAFED membership sit right under the hero.
A workplace self-check
Six questions FireSafe asks every new customer, as a tap-through checklist that points any not-sure answers to a call.
OSHA training that books itself
The OSHA 1910.157 classroom session is laid out with topics, class size and certificate so a manager can book it.
Paperwork on request
Request a COI or a W-9 straight from the top bar, plus a service area that names the towns and counties they cover.
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