• Fire alarm inspection of all components – DragonShield Services has the competence to inspect all components from all manufacturers, including fire sprinkler systems.
• Inspection of all components of fire sprinkler systems – DragonShield Services has the in-house expertise to inspect and repair fire suppression systems.
• Fire extinguishers – During the fire alarm inspection, our team fills all your fire extinguishers and does the maintenance to ensure that all fire extinguishers are functional in your building.
• Smoke detectors and heat detectors – Smoke detectors in a building’s common area are connected to the fire alarm system and residents’ private quarters including bedrooms have independent smoke detectors. All building’s smoke detectors are inspected during your annual inspection.

• Carbon monoxide inspection – Carbon monoxide detectors notify building residents of the presence of this toxic natural gas. It is primordial that carbon monoxide inspection is done annually as this by-product of burning carbon fuel can cause poisoning when inhaled by humans. DragonShield Services inspects all the carbon monoxide detectors to verify that they are functional.
• Testing of the entire fire alarm system  – During the fire alarm inspection, our team of inspectors tests all the components of the fire alarm system and will note in your inspection report which components are non-functional.
• Fire alarm system inspection report – In order to properly ensure your building, you must have all the components of your fire alarm system inspected professionally annually. Our team issues an extensive fire alarm system inspection report as required by insurers.
• Inspection of the vacuum detection system – In buildings with commercial units and servers, vacuum detection systems such as VESDA are often required by the insurer. Some examples of buildings that require this type of system are telecommunications companies, hospitals, universities, and buildings with big server rooms. The VESDA system precisely detects the early signs of fire and dangerous gas presence. They allow a better sampling of the protected area by the extinction system.

Territory Served

Metropolitan Montreal, Laval, Longueuil and others.