Commercial - Institutional - INDUSTRIAL
THE Fire Escape Experts since 1971
3 Steps to Certification
Pre Load Test Evaluation with Load Test OR Inspection
Technical Repair Report if repairs required... Project Oversight by Engineer required with or without permit.
Certification by Other Evidence of Strength (Full Restoration) or by Load Test or by Opinion Affidavit with Liability Disclaimer (Repairs)
National Fire Escape Codes
Testimonials
"I recently needed to get a fire escape certification and came across Fire Escape Engineers through a Google search. I must say, I couldn't have found a better company to handle the task. They made the entire process incredibly easy and stress-free.
I initially feared that I'd have to contact 30+ companies to find the right one, but Fire Escape Engineers proved to be the perfect fit on my very first call. As someone who deals with fire escape certifications once every five years, I wasn't entirely familiar with the process. However, they made it so simple that I couldn't have asked for a smoother experience.
Moreover, the informative Zoom video they provided is a fantastic resource, allowing me to get my team up to speed in just 10 minutes. They also assured me that if I have any questions in the future, I can simply send them a photo for review and they'll promptly help resolve any issues.
I highly recommend Fire Escape Engineers to all property managers in need of fire escape certifications. Their professionalism, expertise, and customer support are truly unmatched."
Keith Cohen, On Shore Properties
"It has been a pleasure working with Fire Escape Engineers and Certified Restorations on the fire escape restoration at our downtown SF resort. Warren and Armand were great at communicating the status of the project and working through some challenging times. The workmanship was outstanding and their attention to detail was greatly appreciated. I look forward to working on the next project with them!”
-Greg Burda Project Manager - Strategic Development
Wyndham Destinations, Las Vegas NV
Fire Escape Codes by City
other egresses and exterior structures
Ladders • Wood Staircases • Spiral Staircases • Balconies • Porches • Decks • Roof Decks • Ramps • Elevated WalkWays • Pedestrian Bridges • Guard Rails
Wood and hybrid construction egresses are also required to file certificates every five years with the AHJ, Authority Having Jurisdiction.