Civic
Ontario Legislature
Toronto
National & Provincial Fire Codes
Fire safety plans throughout Canada.Since 1988. Fixed price.
Building-specific plans prepared by consultants who carry Lloyd’s of London professional liability coverage. Approved on first submission more often than not.
- In business
- Since 1988
- Projects
- 1,000+
- Insured
- Lloyd’s
What you get
Fixed priceA building-specific plan, not a template
- All 8 components required by the Fire Code
- Schematic drawings showing relevant life-safety devices
- Named roles, duties, and drill cadence
- Approval-cycle support with fire services
- Quoted and priced before we start
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Trusted by facilities across Canada
Since 1988
In business
Over 30 years
1,000+
Plans delivered
Condos, hotels, schools, warehouses
8
Components
Every plan meets the Fire Code
Prompt
Quote turnaround
Quick response to every request
Representative projects include Ontario Legislature (Toronto), York University Student Residence (Toronto), BGIS Facilities Management (Nationwide), Recipe Unlimited (Nationwide), Starbucks (Nationwide), York Regional Police (York Region).
Who we serve
A plan tailored to the way your building actually runs.
Every occupancy type has its own egress, drill frequency, and fire-service expectations. Pick the one closest to yours.
Condominiums
High-rise residential, shared corridors, quarterly drills for 6+ storeys.
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Restaurants
Kitchen hood suppression, occupant loads, alcohol-licensing sign-off.
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Offices
Tenant floors, after-hours occupancy, elevator recall, fire wardens.
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Warehouses
High-pile storage, racking, sprinkler density, forklift charging areas.
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Schools
Board requirements, high-occupancy drills, age-appropriate procedures.
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Child care
Ministry licensing, infant evacuation plans, staff-to-child egress ratios.
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Hotels & hospitality
Transient occupancy, multilingual guest instructions, brand-standard drills.
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Fire Code requirements
The 8 components of a fire safety plan.
The National and Provincial Fire Codes define exactly what a plan must contain. We cover every one — in language the approval reviewer, your wardens, and your occupants can all act on.
01
Audit of resources
Fire & life-safety equipment inventory.
02
Emergency procedures
What occupants do when the alarm sounds.
03
Control & confinement
Fire separations, extinguishers, containment.
04
Responsibilities & duties
Named roles, prepared with management.
05
Fire drills
Annually, or quarterly for 6+ storey buildings.
06
Staff training
Required before any fire-safety responsibility.
07
Maintenance procedures
Scheduled checks, tests, and inspections.
08
Schematic drawings
Floor plans showing life-safety locations.
Liability matters
A free template isn’t free if it puts the owner on the hook.
Some municipal fire services publish generic, locked templates. The issuing service assumes no responsibility for the content — which means the building owner absorbs the liability for anything incorrect or missing. A plan is a legal document. It should be written by someone who signs, and who carries insurance.
Professional liability coverage through Lloyd’s of London — beyond a typical General Liability policy.
Building-specific, not generic
Plans reflect your actual systems, occupancy classes, and operating reality — not a dropdown of pre-filled fields.
Author-signed
A real consultant signs the plan and stands behind it. The fire service expects that accountability.
Backed by Lloyd’s coverage
Errors-and-Omissions professional liability beyond typical General Liability — the coverage most template users don’t carry.
Approval-cycle support
If corrections are requested, we handle the reply within the 30-day window so licensing isn’t delayed.
Process
Four steps from quote to approval.
No hourly surprises, no open-ended scope. You know the price before anyone walks the building.
Step 01
Request a fixed-price quote
Tell us the building type, address, and if possible upload a floor plan. We reply within one business day with a firm price — no ranges, no hourly surprises.
Step 02
Site review
We walk the building with the facility team to confirm life-safety systems, occupancy classes, and operational realities the plan must reflect.
Step 03
Plan drafted
Your plan is written to the applicable National or Provincial Fire Code — building-specific, not a generic template — and delivered for internal review.
Step 04
Approval support
We stay with you through fire-service submission, respond to any correction notices within the 30-day window, and hand over the approved plan.
Selected projects
Plans delivered across Canada.
A small sample of the residential, hospitality, institutional and retail projects we’ve prepared plans for.
Institutional
York University Student Residence
Toronto
Institutional
Client
BGIS Facilities Management
Nationwide
Restaurant
Client
Recipe Unlimited
Nationwide
Restaurant
Client
Starbucks
Nationwide
Civic
Client
York Regional Police
York Region
What clients say
Most of our business comes from referrals.
Placeholder quotes below will be replaced with approved client testimonials.
“Their team treated our tower like their own building. The plan came back detailed, accurate, and was approved by Toronto Fire on the first submission.”
Property Manager
Downtown Toronto condominium (placeholder — awaiting client sign-off)
“We switched from a generic template after a licensing delay. The fixed price was honest and the plan actually matched how we operate.”
General Manager
Hospitality group, GTA (placeholder — awaiting client sign-off)
“Responsive, knowledgeable, and they understood the difference between a template and a legal document. Referred them to two other facilities.”
Director of Facilities
Ontario school board (placeholder — awaiting client sign-off)
Fixed price
Quoted firm, before we start.
Lloyd’s insured
Professional liability coverage on every plan.
Prompt quotes
Prompt quote times for every request.
Ready when you are
Get a fixed-price quote for your building.
Tell us the building type and address. We reply with a firm price within one business day — no hourly rates, no open-ended scope.