Commercial fire and life-safety intelligence

Know which buildings need fire work this month.

We read your city's records every day and send you the addresses worth calling.

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What you receive

A short list of buildings, with the reason attached.

One email every Monday. No dashboard, nothing to learn.

The address and what happened there, with the date.
The system it points to: alarm, sprinkler, suppression, egress.
The owner of record, as the government file states it.
The official record ID, so you can check any line yourself.
Detroit Alarm Score 31

Office tower, West Grand Boulevard

Detroit 48208

May 2026Fire-alarm permits pulled, x2
May to JunAlarm incidents, same address, x4
Jun 2026Latest log: alarm malfunctioning

Somebody worked on this system and it is still failing. A takeover conversation, not a cold call.

How a building gets on your list.

1

Read

The city's inspections, violations, permits and licenses, daily.

2

Group

Records from different systems, resolved to one building.

3

Score

Ranked on recency and how many signals stack.

4

Send

Monday, matched to your territory and trades.

Check our arithmetic before you pay us.

Real counts from official municipal records. Open the city's portal and confirm any of them.

1,256 Detroit buildings showing two or more independent signals. See the records
46 of 51 Buffalo fire violations still open a month after being issued. See the records
601 of 7,550 New York fire violations that actually describe fire-system work. See the records

This is not a lead list.

A bought list

  • ×Companies that existed when someone compiled it
  • ×The same names your competitors bought
  • ×No reason to call today rather than next year

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  • →A specific event, on a specific date, at that address
  • →Scored, so you call five buildings not five hundred
  • →Every line carries the government record ID

The questions we actually get.

Is this legal?

Yes. Fire inspections, code violations and building permits are public records, and many cities publish them as open data. We do not scrape private systems or buy consumer data.

Will you sell my market to my competitor?

By default a market is available to more than one contractor. If you want your metro locked, exclusivity is available.

Do I have to change how my team works?

No. It is a list of addresses with a reason attached, by email. Your people call them the way they already call anyone.

Pricing and every other question

See what is open in your territory right now.

Tell us your metro and the trades you service.

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No commitment, and no charge for the first one.