LHR Fire Alarm Testing & Inspections
LHR will inspect and test your fire alarm system: Panels, pull stations, heat detectors, smoke detectors, carbon monoxide detectors, tamper devices, voice evacuation systems, horn and strobe evacuation systems, and much more.
Contact us today to learn more about our fire alarm services.
Fire Alarm Installations
Our alarm systems are designed to warn occupants and alert authorities when fire, smoke, or carbon-monoxide is present. System complexities vary and often involve various devices and appliances working together.
- Alarm panels
- Pull stations
- Heat detectors
- Smoke detectors
- Carbon monoxide detectors
- Tamper devices
- Voice evacuation systems
- Horn/strobe evacuation systems
- And more +
Our Services
Fire Sprinkler
We design, install, inspect, and maintain fire sprinkler systems for homes and businesses, ensuring optimal performance and compliance with all safety regulations.
Fire Extinguisher
We supply top-quality fire extinguishers and provide routine inspections and maintenance to ensure you are always prepared for an emergency.
Kitchen Hoods
kitchen hood fire suppression systems are for fire protection in commercial kitchens. Our team ensures your hoods are compliant with safety standards and functioning efficiently.
E-lights
A vital safety feature that is often overlooked for when the power goes out the emergency lighting comes on. Provides illuminated means of egress. LHR offers digital reporting and barcoding.
For more information about fire alarm services or to schedule service, call us at 603-309-2032 or click the button to fill out our online form!
Our Services
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Are you looking to install a new Fire Alarm System, or upgrade a current one…
"Great service from start to finish. From my first call with Allie, to the electrical service performed by Brandon and Sam, which was unctual, skillful, and professional. Everyone I dealt with at LHR Electrical was very efficient and adept. Would definitely recommend and use again".
Brian Parent
Fire Alarm System Service & Maintenance FAQ
What is the difference between a smoke detector and a fire alarm system?
A smoke detector is often a standalone device, whereas a fire alarm system is a network of smoke, heat, and pull-station sensors connected to a central control panel. For commercial buildings, these systems are required to be monitored and inspected annually to ensure life safety.
How often should a commercial fire alarm be tested?
Most fire codes require an annual functional test of all components (smoke detectors, pull stations, and horns/strobes) and a semi-annual visual inspection. LHR Fire Protection provides digital reporting and barcoding to make tracking these inspections easy for building owners.
My fire alarm panel is beeping. What should I do?
A beeping panel usually indicates a “trouble” or “supervisory” condition, such as a low battery or a dirty sensor. Contact us for a service call, we can diagnose the issue, clear the fault, and ensure your building is still protected.
Do you provide fire alarm inspections for residential apartment complexes?
Yes, we specialize in multi-family and commercial fire alarm inspections. We ensure your system meets all local NH safety regulations to protect your tenants and your property investment.
How We Work
Professional Installation
Our skilled technicians install your fire safety systems with precision and care. We ensure that every component is correctly installed and fully functional, providing optimal protection for your property.
Maintenance and Support
We provide regular fire alarm inspections and maintenance to keep your fire safety systems in top condition. Our team is always ready to respond to emergencies, offering reliable support and peace of mind.
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Contact Us Today
Have questions or need assistance with your fire safety needs? Our dedicated team is here to help. Whether you’re looking for expert advice, need to schedule a service, or have an emergency, we provide prompt and professional support to ensure your safety and peace of mind. Don’t hesitate to reach out—we’re ready to assist you with all your fire protection requirements.