Fire Escape Inspection, Repair & Certification. One Crew.

1. 01

   One Crew, Start to Finish

   Inspection, welding and structural repairs, load testing, and the final certification — one company, one schedule, one point of accountability. No juggling an inspection firm, a welder, and an expediter.

2. 02

   From Violation to Green Tag

   Whether you start with a citation, a failed inspection, or a 5-year deadline, we carry the job all the way through: document the deficiencies, fix them, re-test, and deliver the AHJ-ready certification.

3. 03

   We Work From Any Inspector's Report

   Already have an inspection report from an independent firm? Send it over — we price the repairs straight from the documented deficiency list and get the building re-certified. No second inspection fee required to start.

4. 04

   Fixed-Price, Itemized Scopes

   Every repair quote is itemized against specific deficiencies and code citations — no open-ended "while we're up there" work. Written quote within one business day. You know the number before we arrive.

5. 05

   Repaired Until It Passes

   Photo-documented before/after on every repair, and the job isn't done until the certification is accepted. You're free to bring in any third-party inspector to verify our work.

6. 06

   Built for Portfolios

   Property managers and multi-building owners get one vendor across all 21 NJ counties: a compliance calendar per building, a single PO, consistent reports, and volume scheduling — Bergen to Cape May.

1. Step 1

   01

   Inspect

   Call us. Structural visual inspection of every component plus load testing per IFC §1104.16.5 where required. Conditions photographed and logged. Written quote within one business day.

2. Step 2

   02

   Repair

   If deficiencies are found, the same crew fixes them — welding, anchors, treads, drop ladders, scaling and paint. Fixed-price scope itemized against the deficiency list. Before/after photos on every repair.

3. Step 3

   03

   Certify

   Load re-test where required, then the signed certification — AHJ-ready format, insurance-carrier accepted. The job isn't done until the building passes.

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• Trigger 01

  DCA / 5-year inspection cycle

  the periodic inspection cycle has come around again under NJ DCA and local fire code

• Trigger 02

  Code violation issued

  fire marshal or DCA inspector posted a notice with a compliance deadline

• Trigger 03

  Property manager portfolio inspection

  scheduled inspections across a multi-building habitational portfolio for documentation

• Trigger 04

  Insurance renewal cutoff

  carrier requires inspection documentation to renew the policy

• Trigger 05

  Pre-purchase due diligence

  buyer's attorney requires written certification before closing

• Trigger 06

  Post-incident re-certification

  fire, storm, vehicle impact, or visible corrosion needs to be inspected

• Trigger 07

  Failed inspection needing repairs

  another firm's inspection found deficiencies and you need them fixed and re-certified

• Trigger 08

  Tenant complaint or report

  habitational tenant raised a safety concern that requires written response

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