Loud, high-ceiling spaces
Notification devices placed so horns and strobes reach workers over production noise on a plant floor.
● Cleveland and Bradley County
Smoke and heat detection, horns and strobes, and 24/7 signal monitoring for Cleveland buildings, plus the inspections that keep you ready for the fire marshal.
4.6 out of 5 on Google
Turner Security installs, monitors, inspects and services commercial fire alarm systems for Cleveland businesses and organizations. That work is run out of our Chattanooga office on Shallowford Road, which is about 20 miles from Cleveland in a straight line.
A fire alarm detects smoke, heat or sprinkler water flow, sounds notification devices to get people out, and sends the signal to a UL-listed central station so the fire department is dispatched. We look at your building, its use and any system already installed before we propose work.
Large manufacturing floors, classrooms and sanctuaries each change where devices need to go.
Notification devices placed so horns and strobes reach workers over production noise on a plant floor.
Detection and notification planned around classrooms, dorm-style rooms and assembly areas.
Coverage for sanctuaries, fellowship halls and kitchens that sit empty most of the week.
Alarm, supervisory and trouble signals go to a UL-listed central station that dispatches and notifies your contacts.
Scheduled testing of devices and panels, with paperwork you can keep on file for the fire marshal and insurer.
A clear answer on whether an aging system should be repaired, expanded or replaced.
Cleveland's plants and warehouses tend to have open floors, tall ceilings and loud equipment, which changes detector spacing and where notification devices have to go so everyone hears and sees them. Expansions are common too, and every added wing or changed use usually means the alarm system needs to change with it.
Downtown offices, Lee University area buildings, schools and churches round out the work. The same team services fire alarms in Ooltewah, Collegedale and Dalton, and can plan fire protection alongside your security system.
We look at your Cleveland building, how it is used and any fire alarm already in place.
We confirm requirements with you before proposing equipment or work.
Panels, detectors, pull stations and notification devices are installed and tested.
Signals are monitored around the clock, and we schedule inspections and testing.
Building size and layout, how it is occupied, the number of devices, whether existing wiring and panels can be reused, and monitoring. We provide a written proposal after reviewing the building.
Usually, yes. Added space or a change in how an area is used often means new devices or panel capacity. We plan the changes with your expansion.
Yes. We review the existing panel and devices, then set up testing and service going forward.
Yes. Alarm, supervisory and trouble signals are sent to a UL-listed central station 24/7.
All of Bradley County, plus Ooltewah, Collegedale, Hixson, Chattanooga, Fort Oglethorpe, Ringgold and Dalton.
106 Enon Springs Rd E, Smyrna, TN 37167
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Intrusion alarms on the same monitoring.
Door control for staff and visitors.
Detection, notification, monitoring and inspections.
Networks, IP phones, servers and managed IT are handled by our sister company, TechCore. Same owners, same local team, one call for security and IT.
Richard really helped us out when we had issues with our fire monitoring at our box plant.
They've done a great job but most exceptional was Richard. He goes that extra mile to take care of his customers. He's knowledgeable and quick to solve problems.
I give 5 stars because they are a 5 star company. Any time I have had a question, from Kenneth to Dan to Melissa, anything I asked was answered. They go above and beyond.
Ask for a fire alarm review and we will tell you plainly where your system stands.