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By Seth Kozlik June 26, 2026
Does your California commercial property need an annual fire door inspection? Learn the NFPA 80 requirements for multifamily, healthcare, office, and industrial buildings.
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By Seth Kozlik June 18, 2026
Does your fire alarm vendor use remote access? Learn the strict new NFPA 72 Chapter 23 rules for manual shut-offs, 1-hour timeouts, and on-site qualified personnel.
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By Seth Kozlik June 8, 2026
Learn how low water pressure can reduce fire sprinkler performance, increase property damage risk, and impact compliance for California commercial buildings.
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By Seth Kozlik June 3, 2026
Learn how proper fire system maintenance and NFPA 25 compliance can reduce your commercial property insurance premiums by up to 45% in Southern California.
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By Seth Kozlik May 26, 2026
Learn the critical nurse call system compliance requirements for Orange County hospitals, skilled nursing, and assisted living facilities under California Title 22, CBC Section 1224, and UL standards.
By Seth Kozlik May 23, 2026
California shopping malls must maintain four integrated fire protection systems to stay compliant: automatic sprinklers, fire alarm and EVACS, smoke control, and means of egress. Learn what each pillar requires under the California Fire Code and NFPA standards.
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By Seth Kozlik May 13, 2026
Are your portable classrooms properly integrated into the campus fire alarm system? Learn the DSA 25-foot rule, NFPA 72 testing requirements, and California Fire Code mandates for relocatable school buildings.
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By Seth Kozlik May 8, 2026
Does your Southern California commercial building legally require an Area of Refuge? Learn which buildings need one under the California Building Code, what the law requires, and how to stay compliant.
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By Seth Kozlik April 28, 2026
Not sure who is responsible for fire alarm compliance in your Southern California commercial property? Learn what California law says about property owners, managers, AHJs, and licensed contractors.
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