Commercial Fire ยท Design & Install

Fire alarm systems designed to protect lives and pass inspection.

When the alarm has to work, there’s no second chance โ€” and the people inside are counting on it.

Acom designs and installs commercial fire alarm systems engineered to code, built to keep your people safe, and ready to pass inspection โ€” so you protect what matters and stay compliant.

Protect. โ€ข Manage. โ€ข Respond.
โœ“ Designed to NFPA codeโœ“ 24/7 fire monitoringโœ“ Top 1% of alarm companies nationwideโœ“ 50+ years protecting Georgia
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โ€œAcom first assessed what we needed and what would work best, then installed the equipment and tested the entire system. Every technician was pleasant and professional, and the job was done quickly, efficiently, and at a fair price.โ€

Warren S.
Google Review
 

A stamped plan set means the design was approved. It does not mean the building got it.

A stamp certifies a drawing. A device relocated on site to clear a duct passes a visual inspection and still misses the drawing.

One question worth asking

Does anyone have a document showing your installed system matches the design that was approved?

Approval and commissioning are two different records.

What commissioned actually means
Approved
What the plan set says
The design met code on paper.
Commissioned
What that leaves out
The installed system, tested device by device, against those drawings.

You are being asked to sign off on a life safety system you cannot personally inspect. That is a lot to take on trust, and making it something you can check is our job.

Protect. We design from a walk of your building, not from a template applied to your square footage.
Manage. We commission the installed system device by device, and hand you the record.
Respond. We install it and we service it, so there is nobody to point at later.
From
An owner with an approved plan set.
To
An owner with a commissioned system and the record to prove it.
Our Plan

Your system, start to finish

The same three steps Acom runs on every system we protect, written for what actually happens on a fire alarm project.

Evaluate

We walk the building and assess the risk.

Occupancy, layout, hazards, and code path. The device schedule comes out of the walk, not out of a catalog.

Install

We engineer it, install it, and commission it.

Vetted equipment installed by certified technicians, phased to keep you occupied, then tested device by device before we call it done.

Monitor & Support

We monitor it and keep it compliant.

Central-station monitoring, inspection intervals on our calendar, and a service team that answers.

Solution Education

The parts of a complete fire alarm system

A code-compliant system combines detection, notification, and control into one coordinated design. Here’s how the major pieces work together.

Technician at the fire alarm control panel

Control Panels

The brain of the system โ€” addressable panels that pinpoint exactly which device alarmed, by room and zone.

Technician servicing the panel and detectors

Smoke & Heat Detection

Detectors matched to each space โ€” smoke, heat, or both โ€” to catch a fire early and cut false alarms.

Fire alarm wall with panels, detectors and strobes

Notification Devices

Horns, strobes, and speakers placed to alert everyone โ€” including those who can’t hear an alarm โ€” and guide them out.

Hand activating a fire alarm pull station

Manual Pull Stations

Code-placed pull stations at exits let anyone trigger the alarm the moment they see fire or smoke.

Technician programming the panel with a laptop

Building Integration

The system can unlock doors, recall elevators, and shut down HVAC automatically to slow smoke and speed escape.

Technician operating a large fire alarm command panel

24/7 Fire Monitoring

Every alarm reports to a UL-listed central station that dispatches the fire department in seconds, day or night.

How Acom Builds

Engineered to code, built to pass inspection

A fire alarm system isn’t a product you buy off a shelf โ€” it’s a life-safety system engineered to NFPA standards and your local authority having jurisdiction (AHJ). Acom designs, installs, and certifies the whole system so it protects people and clears inspection. Here is what the engagement looks like from first walk to final acceptance.

1

Survey & code review

We assess your occupancy type, square footage, and hazards, and confirm the applicable NFPA codes and AHJ requirements up front.

2

System design & engineered drawings

We produce stamped design drawings โ€” device placement, circuits, and sequence of operation โ€” sized for full, code-compliant coverage.

3

Permitting & AHJ submittals

We prepare and submit plans to the authority having jurisdiction and coordinate approvals so the project stays on schedule.

4

Installation by certified technicians

Trained technicians install panels, devices, and circuits to spec, with clean wiring and documentation an inspector can follow.

5

Acceptance testing & inspection

We test every device, walk the system with the AHJ, and deliver the as-builts and certificates that prove compliance.

6

Monitoring & ongoing ITM

We connect the system to 24/7 monitoring and keep it compliant with scheduled inspection, testing, and maintenance.

NDAA Section 889 compliant options UL-listed central-station monitoring SIA-certified design FCC-compliant communications U.S.-manufactured options

From a single tenant build-out to a multi-building enterprise campus, Acom designs and installs to the same code discipline โ€” and stands behind it through inspection and the life of the system.

FAQs

Questions business owners ask us

Cost depends on your building’s size and occupancy type, the number of devices the code requires, and how complex the wiring and integration are. After a free assessment, we give you a clear, itemized quote โ€” no surprises.

That’s the whole point of how we design. We engineer to NFPA standards and your local authority having jurisdiction, prepare the permit submittals, and walk the system through acceptance testing โ€” so it’s built to pass, not patched to pass.

It varies with building size and the permitting timeline in your jurisdiction. We map the schedule up front and coordinate with the AHJ so the fire system supports your opening date instead of holding it up.

Yes. We prepare and submit the engineered drawings to the authority having jurisdiction, coordinate approvals, and deliver the as-builts and certificates after acceptance โ€” so the compliance trail is complete.

Yes. We connect your fire alarm to a UL-listed central station so that the moment an alarm trips, the fire department is dispatched automatically โ€” day, night, weekend, or holiday.

Code requires regular inspection, testing, and maintenance, and we handle it. Acom keeps your system on a compliant schedule and documents every visit, so you’re always ready for the next inspection.

Often, yes. During the evaluation we review your existing panel and devices, identify what’s still compliant, and design an upgrade or takeover path โ€” so you bring the system up to code without always starting from scratch.

Build it right the first time

Schedule a free, no-obligation site assessment. We’ll review your building, walk you through what code requires, and show you a path to a compliant system that protects everyone inside โ€” no pressure to commit.

One Acom

One partner for security, fire, and network

Most providers handle one piece. Acom designs and supports all three โ€” so the systems that protect your business actually work together.

Security

Protect people and property with integrated systems.

  • Intrusion detection
  • Video surveillance
  • Access control
  • Automation & monitoring

Fire

Stay safe and compliant with full life-safety coverage.

  • Fire alarm design & install
  • Sprinkler & suppression
  • Inspection & maintenance
  • Testing & compliance

Network

Keep operations running with secure IT infrastructure.

  • Managed IT services
  • Cybersecurity
  • Backup & disaster recovery
  • VoIP & phone systems

Fewer vendors. One accountable partner.

When your security, fire, and network systems come from one team, thereโ€™s no finger-pointing and no gaps between providers. You get unified support, systems that integrate cleanly, and one number to call when it matters โ€” backed by the same responsive team for the life of every system.