Start a FireMaster Franchise

We offer a 15% military discount!

FireMaster directly provides fire suppression system and equipment installation and services to businesses so that they can operate in a safe environment, reducing risks and damage from accidental fires. FireMaster has partnered with some of the top names in the fire protection industry to ensure that we can provide our customers with a comprehensive array of fire suppression products, equipment and services. When you join FireMaster, you are joining a leading brand in fire suppression.

FireMaster Services

As a FireMaster franchise owner, you will be able to provide building and property owners with the tools they need to manage and reduce the risks of fire. FireMaster franchise owners may provide:

• Fire Extinguisher sales, service, inspection, and OSHA Mandated employee training.
• Kitchen Hood Fire Suppression systems installations, modifications & upgrades, semi-annual services.
• Exit light and emergency lighting sales and service.
• Kitchen Exhaust and duct cleaning.
• Industrial and Special Hazard fire suppression system installation and service.
• Mining Vehicle fire suppression system installations and service.
• Camera systems for vehicle blind spot protection and observation.

Become a FireMaster Franchise Owner

As a FireMaster franchise owner, you are self-employed and free to work as hard as you'd like. FireMaster provides you with back office administrative, clerical and bookkeeping support and assistance, which allow you to focus on the delivery of professional, quality services to your customers. You will turn in your completed work weekly to the local office and all processing and invoicing is handled by FireMaster. You will receive a percentage of the revenues generated from your services provided at the agreed gross profits percentage contained in your franchise agreement.

Since we are a business based on safety, all FireMaster franchise owners must perform services according to all federal, state and local laws and regulations, including the National Fire Protection Association, International Fire Code and other industry codes that may apply. You must also adhere to all FireMaster procedures and operating guidelines as well as obtain the proper state or local licenses or certifications for your franchise for the type services you will provide.