New commercial construction
Panels, detectors, pull stations and notification devices planned with your builder for new buildings around Murfreesboro.
● Murfreesboro and Rutherford County
Fire alarm panels, smoke and heat detection, horns and strobes, and 24/7 monitoring for new and existing buildings in Murfreesboro.
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Turner Security installs, monitors, inspects and services commercial fire alarm systems for Murfreesboro businesses. Our technicians work from 106 Enon Springs Road East in Smyrna, around 10 miles from Murfreesboro, and handle both new installs and buildings with existing systems.
Alarm, supervisory and trouble signals go to a UL-listed central station 24/7, which dispatches the fire department and notifies your contacts. We also keep up with testing and documentation so the system is ready when the fire marshal visits.
New construction, tenant buildouts and older panels each need something different.
Panels, detectors, pull stations and notification devices planned with your builder for new buildings around Murfreesboro.
Adding or moving devices when a retail or office suite is finished out or the space changes use.
Scheduled testing of devices and panels, with documentation you can keep on file.
Tracking down failed devices, wiring faults and low batteries that keep a panel in trouble.
Flow and tamper switches on sprinkler systems tied into the fire alarm and monitored.
With so much new building in Murfreesboro and across Rutherford County, a lot of our fire alarm work is new construction and buildouts, where devices are planned around how the space will be used. We also service older buildings near downtown whose panels have shown trouble lights for longer than anyone remembers.
Handling fire, intrusion alarms and cameras with one company means one service call and one team that knows your building. Our Smyrna technicians also cover Smyrna, La Vergne, Lebanon and Franklin.
We look at the building, how it is used and any system already in place.
We list the panel, devices and monitoring needed and send a clear price.
Technicians install or repair devices and test the system end to end with the monitoring center.
We set up an inspection schedule and handle service when a trouble signal appears.
It depends on building size, device count, whether a sprinkler system needs monitoring and how much existing wiring can be reused. After a facility review you get a written proposal.
Most commercial systems need inspection and testing at least once a year, with some devices more often, depending on fire code and the local fire marshal. We can set up a schedule for your building.
Often, yes. We review the panel and devices, repair what we can and tell you plainly if anything should be replaced.
Common causes are a failed device, a wiring fault, a low backup battery or a lost connection to the monitoring center. We troubleshoot it, often starting remotely.
106 Enon Springs Rd E, Smyrna, TN 37167
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Burglar alarms from the same team.
Doors that unlock on your schedule.
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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.
We have been with Turner Security for over 10 years. This company is a trusted leader in the industry. Their staff is not only friendly but also highly skilled, TJ in particular. TJ goes above and beyond to answer any questions and resolve any issues. I highly recommend Turner Security.
TPQVO has been with Turner Security for many many years and we have nothing but good things to say about them. The staff is great and very accessible if you need someone. We highly recommend this company.
Ask for a facility review and a written fire alarm proposal.