USA Fire Protection

05/22/2026

Heading into Memorial Day weekend, now is the perfect time to get your property summer-ready.

From inspections to e-bike safety, our latest blog covers what to look for and includes a quick checklist you can use today!

👉 Visit the blog and download the checklist: https://www.usafireprotectioninc.com/summer-fire-protection-preparation/

05/11/2026

Home Fire Sprinkler Week is here, and we are proud to join the nationwide effort to raise awareness about the life-saving benefits of residential fire sprinkler systems.

Learn more about why fire sprinklers matter and how they protect lives and property by reading our most recent blog post:
https://www.usafireprotectioninc.com/home-fire-sprinkler-week/

05/04/2026

This week, we’re proud to recognize Construction Safety Week and reaffirm our commitment to protecting our teams, our partners, and every jobsite we serve.

From planning and design to installation and service, safety guides everything we do on every job, every day.

04/22/2026

USA Fire Protection is exhibiting at today’s CEAC Vendor Fair.

Visit Booth 93 to connect with our team and learn how we help businesses protect people and property through comprehensive fire and life safety support.

Attendees can also stop by for a chance to win a prize basket!

04/15/2026

In recognition of Tax Day, here is a quick reminder that beyond protecting people & property, fire sprinkler systems can also support smarter financial planning.

If system installs or upgrades are on your to‑do list this year, now is a good time to explore potential tax incentives as part of the decision.

Check out our recent blog for a closer look at how fire sprinkler installs & upgrades may qualify for tax incentives: https://www.usafireprotectioninc.com/tax-incentives/

03/20/2026

Happy first day of spring! ☀️🌷

After months of cold weather, now is the ideal time to check your fire protection systems and get ahead of any issues that may have developed over the winter.

Contact USAFP to schedule services today:
📞 844-MYUSAFP (698-7237)
🌐 www.usafireprotectioninc.com

03/17/2026

Safe buildings aren’t built on luck. 🍀

USAFP delivers inspections, testing, and maintenance that keep your fire protection systems reliable year‑round.

Call or click today to schedule your next service:

📞 844-MYUSAFP (698-7237)
🌐 www.usafireprotectioninc.com

03/09/2026

It's finally starting to feel like Spring across the Midwest! With warmer temps on the way, hidden winter damage may begin to surface in fire protection systems.

Check out our quick guide covering 5 common issues we see during the winter-to-spring transition and what to look for in your building:

https://www.usafireprotectioninc.com/5-common-winter-to-spring-fire-protection-problems/

03/06/2026

Happy Women in Construction Week!

We are grateful for the talented and hardworking women at USAFP who make an impact from the field to the office. Thank you for everything you do to protect the communities we serve.

02/27/2026

🚨Smoke Alarm Recall🚨

LShome Photoelectric Smoke Detector Fire Alarms Recalled Due Failure to Warn During Fire Posing Serious Injury or Death Hazard; Sold Exclusively on Amazon.com

https://www.cpsc.gov/Recalls/2026/LShome-Photoelectric-Smoke-Detector-Fire-Alarms-Recalled-Due-Failure-to-Warn-During-Fire-Posing-Serious-Injury-or-Death-Hazard-Sold-Exclusively-on-Amazon-com-by-TIANJINSHIHAOWEIXINSHENGJIDIANANZHUANGGONGCHENG

02/27/2026

Milwaukee has approved a new ordinance that lowers fees for building owners who install sprinkler systems. While it is still unknown how much money this will save property owners, this is an important step toward stronger fire protection and safer communities.

If you have questions about sprinkler retrofits or system upgrades across the greater Milwaukee area, our team is here to help:
📞 262‑782‑3311
🌐 https://www.usafireprotectioninc.com/about-usafp/contact-us/

MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- Milwaukee officials met on Tuesday, Feb. 24 to talk about the ongoing issue of fire safety in the city. The Zoning, Neighborhoods & Development Committee discussed an ordinance that