What a Group One fire alarm installation includes
Every installation is engineered around your building's size, occupancy type, and local code. A typical project includes:
Fire alarm installation done right the first time
One licensed local team handles design, permitting, installation, and inspection.
NFPA 72 Design
Engineered drawings that pass plan review, not a parts list handed to a subcontractor.
Licensed Installation
Installed by Group One's own fire-licensed technicians (FL FPC24-000188), never subcontracted.
Permit & AHJ Handling
We pull the permits and manage plan review with your authority having jurisdiction.
New Construction & Retrofit
Whether you are building from the ground up or replacing a dated panel, the process is the same.
Acceptance Testing
We test every device with the inspector present and document the results.
Built-In Monitoring
The system ties into our UL-listed monitoring the day it goes live.
Buildings we install fire alarm systems in
We design to the occupancy type and code that applies to your facility.
Offices & Professional Buildings
Addressable systems sized for multi-story and multi-tenant offices.
Retail & Restaurants
Detection and notification that meets code without disrupting business.
Warehouses & Industrial
Coverage for high-ceiling and high-hazard spaces west of the Turnpike.
Medical & Assisted Living
Higher-occupancy systems with the notification code requires.
Schools & Places of Worship
Voice evacuation and mass notification where mandated.
HOAs & Condominiums
Common-area and multi-building fire systems under one contract.
How we handle a fire alarm installation
Consultation & Walk-Through
We review your plans or walk the building, and confirm the code that applies.
Engineered Design
We produce NFPA 72 drawings for permit and plan review.
Permitting
We pull the permits and coordinate with your AHJ.
Professional Installation
Our fire-licensed technicians install the panel, devices, and wiring.
Acceptance Testing
We test with the inspector and get the system signed off.
Monitoring & Service
The system goes live on our UL-listed monitoring with local support.
Why Treasure Coast businesses choose Group One
40+ Years of Local Experience
Founded in 1984 and working in Martin County ever since. We know the local codes and buildings.
Locally Owned & Operated
Headquartered in Stuart. Your call reaches our team, not an out-of-state call center.
One Company, Every System
Fire, intrusion, cameras, access, and monitoring under one roof and one point of contact.
UL-Listed Monitoring
Our 24/7 UL-listed monitoring meets the highest industry standards. Trained dispatchers, not a voicemail.
A+ BBB Rating
Earned through honesty, transparency, and follow-through with every client.
Florida Licensed
Lic. EF 20000681 (Electronic Systems) and FPC24-000188 (Fire Protection), member of the Integration Association of Florida.
No Subcontractors
Every technician is a Group One employee, trained on our systems and accountable to you.
Long-Term Relationships
Some clients have been with us for 20, 30, even 38 years.
Fire alarm installation questions
Do you handle the permits and inspection?
Yes. We produce the NFPA 72 drawings, pull the permits, manage plan review, and stay through acceptance testing until the fire marshal signs off.
Can you install in a building that is still under construction?
Yes. We work from your construction plans and coordinate with the general contractor and other trades throughout the build.
Addressable or conventional, which do I need?
It depends on building size and code. We recommend the right system for your facility and explain the difference in plain language, not upsell you.
Do you replace old or non-compliant panels?
Yes. Panel replacement and full retrofits are a large part of our work. We reuse compliant devices where it makes sense and replace what does not meet code.
Is the system monitored after installation?
Yes. Every system we install connects to our UL-listed monitoring, so a real dispatcher acts on every alarm.
Are you licensed for fire alarm work in Florida?
Yes. Group One holds Florida fire protection license FPC24-000188 and electronic systems license EF 20000681.
Related commercial services
Fire Alarm Inspection & Testing
Annual NFPA 72 inspections with digital reports your AHJ accepts.
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