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4 Fire Code Myths That Could Be Putting Your Building at Risk
"We're covered, the building passed inspection." It's one of the most common things building owners say, and one of the most common assumptions that leads to trouble down the road. Fire code compliance isn't a single milestone you check off. It's an ongoing responsibility that shifts as your building, your business, and the codes themselves change over time. The problem is that a lot of the misunderstandings around fire code compliance sound completely reasonable on the surfa


Your Building Passed Inspection. Here's Why That's Not the Finish Line.
You finally have the keys. Your building passed inspection, here's why that's not the finish line. Your new building has passed inspections, you've received your certificate of occupancy, and you're ready to get to work. After months of planning and construction, it's easy to assume one thing: You're officially done worrying about fire code compliance. Not quite. While new construction is designed to meet the codes in effect at the time it's built, fire code compliance doesn'


Beyond Pipes and Wires: How Life Safety Technology is Changing in 2026
Fire protection isn't just about old hardware anymore. We explore the modern tools and smart technologies that LSFP uses to provide superior protection across New England.


"It’s Just a Trouble Light": Why Ignoring Your Alarm Panel is a Risk You Can’t Afford
Many business owners see a blinking yellow light on their fire alarm panel and assume it’s a minor glitch. We explain why these "trouble" signals are early warnings of system failure.


Are You Inspection-Ready? A 5-Point Checklist for New England Facility Managers
Fire codes in New England are strict and ever-changing. This post breaks down exactly what you need to have in order before the Fire Marshal arrives.
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