Fire alarm leads straight from the permit record.
Alarm work rides on tenant upfits, occupancy changes, and inspection failures. PermitTorch catches all three the day they hit the public record.
Alarm opportunities are frequent, small, and easy to miss
Upfits move fast
A tenant improvement goes from permit to occupied in weeks. If you find the alarm scope a month late, someone else's panel is already on the wall.
Failed inspections don't advertise
A failed fire inspection or a violation notice is a ready-to-buy customer — but it's buried in inspection records nobody reads systematically.
Monitoring contracts follow the install
Every install you miss is also the recurring monitoring revenue you miss. The cost of a missed alarm lead compounds for years.
How PermitTorch finds alarm work
PermitTorch classifies permits into a dedicated fire-alarm category from scope language in permit types and descriptions — fire alarm systems, panel replacements, notification devices, NFPA 72 references — across every source in your market.
It also watches the records that generate alarm work indirectly: commercial tenant improvements and occupancy changes that trigger alarm requirements, and failed fire inspections or violation corrections where the owner has to act now.
Every alarm lead is scored 0–100 with visible signals — recency, project value, scope, whether a fire contractor is already listed — so your first calls of the morning go to the jobs most worth winning.
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