Frontier Fire is pleased to announce that we?ve opened four new fire protection offices in the month of June. As Frontier Fire continues to grow as a company, we will continue to expand into different service areas throughout the US.
Our fire protection and prevention services cater to the needs of business and building owners everywhere. We strive to ensure the safety of every company we work with. That's why we hope to grow and expand our services throughout the nation.
Frontier Fire New Office Locations
In addition to our Denver, Colorado headquarters office, Frontier Fire opened three more offices in Colorado located in Fort Collins, Colorado Springs, and Rifle. We also opened an office in Clearfield, Utah to further expand our service areas to the Salt Lake City and Ogden metro markets.
Each Frontier Fire location will provide top of the line fire protection services, which includes the installation, repair, inspection, and maintenance of fire alarms, fire sprinklers, and backflow devices. Our trained and certified technicians look forward to serving these new areas soon.
"Frontier Fire is excited to expand our professional fire life safety installation and services into Colorado Springs, Fort Collins, Rifle, and Salt Lake City. With experienced crews, we can facilitate fire sprinkler and alarm installations from small TI jobs to complex jobs, such as high rises and data centers," said Greg Londo, CEO of Frontier Fire. "Frontier Fire now covers all of Colorado and Utah with fire life safety tests, inspections, services, and installations, bringing experience, safety, and 100% completion rate to theses areas."
About Frontier Fire
In 1960, Frontier Fire was born and quickly became Colorado's leader in fire sprinkler installation and maintenance services. Shortly after the company made a name for itself, it expanded into the fire alarm and backflow prevention industry. Now Frontier Fire is a thriving, full service fire protection company that works to save lives and protect the property of businesses everywhere.
