The inspections benefit the building/business owners, as well as those who use the building,  A safer working/living environment for employees/residents.A safer building for unfamiliar occupants (visitors, shoppers, clients, etc.).State and Federal compliance Up to 80 percent of all small businesses that experience a large fire never reopen; this not only affects the building/business owner, but also results in the loss of jobs and business absence and production or service.A better-maintained building for improved resale value. It is commonplace for buyers to hire a company to inspect the building prior to purchase to identify potential hidden costs related to fire and life safety.A possible reduction in insurance premiums. Some items may be required by both the fire department and your insurance carrier, such as annual fire-sprinkler and fire-alarm inspections verifying proper system maintenance. Many insurance carriers give businesses premium reductions for properly installed and maintained fire-protection systems. ...read more