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We are licensed by the state of Texas to install, inspect and maintain fire alarm systems. So we're more than able to handle any residential or commercial fire alarm task that presents itself.

Here is some important information from our friends at the NBFAA (National Burglar & Fire Alarm Association)

 

Fire & Arson Statistics

What is the Fire Threat?  
Number of Residential Fires in 1999 371,000
Number of Fire Deaths in the Home in 1999 2,895
Cost of Residential Fires in 1997 $4,565,000,000

Source: Fire loss in the United States during 1999, National Fire Protection Association (NFPA)

 

Residential Fires are Expensive and Deadly...

About 85% of all U.S. fire deaths occur in the home. In 2000, residential fires resulted in over $5 billion in property losses.
Source: National Fire Protection Association, Quincy, Mass., 617-984-7274


Fires are Linked to Products...

In 2000, smoking materials were the leading cause of roughly ¼ of all civilian deaths.
Source: National Fire Protection Association, Quincy, Mass., 617-984-7274

In 1997...

Children playing with fire (typically lighters and matches) started 16,970 residential, 3,120 business, 850 car and 44,130 other residential structure and outdoor fires. This resulted in 284 civilian deaths, 2,158 civilian injuries, and more than $283.3 million in direct property damage, mostly from home fires.
Source: Children Playing with Fire, National Fire Protection Association, January 2000, Quincy, Mass., 617-984-7274


Arson Statistics

A total of 76,045 arson offenses were reported in 1999. Structures are the most frequent targets of arsonists, comprising 45 percent of the reported incidents in 1999. Residential property was involved in 61 percent of the structural arsons during the year, while 43 percent of the arsons were directed at single-family dwellings.

In 1999, the monetary value of property damaged due to reported arson averaged $10,882 per offense.

Of the arsons cleared in 1999, 48 percent involved only young people under the age of 18, a higher percentage of juvenile involvement than for any other crime.
Source: 1999 FBI Uniform Crime Report

 

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