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Fire extinguisher and alarm inspection work for vendors in North and Central Florida.
1Stop Service Pro is taking fire safety inspection vendors in the 58 counties of North and Central Florida. Joining costs nothing, 1Stop dispatches the work and is the contracting party, fire safety inspection is billed per job, and vendors are paid net-14. Extinguisher work takes a State Fire Marshal license and a permit for each technician, sprinkler inspections a fire protection contractor certificate, and fire alarm work an alarm system contractor I or electrical contractor license.
- Cost to join
- $0
- Payment terms
- Net-14
- Billed
- Per job
- Response targetOrange, Osceola and Seminole counties
- Scheduled
- State license
- Required (State Fire Marshal)
- Last updated
- October 8, 2026
The work
What fire safety inspection work does 1Stop send?
Extinguisher inspection and service, fire alarm and sprinkler inspections by state-licensed companies, for managed properties. It is billed per job, and it goes on your payout statement for the period, which 1Stop pays net-14 from completion.
1Stop is the contracting party: it buys the job from you and sells it to the property manager, so you invoice one company and never bid against other vendors for the work.
- The full scope, as property managers see it
- Fire extinguisher and alarm inspection
Where
Where is 1Stop taking fire safety inspection vendors?
In all 58 counties of North and Central Florida. What a fire safety inspection vendor works to depends on the county's stage.
- Every trade
- Orange, Osceola and Seminole: booked to a date.
- Scheduled work
- Lake and Polk: booked to a date.
- Building the bench
- The other 53 counties of North and Central Florida: no response target yet.
Licensing
What license does a fire safety inspection vendor need in Florida?
Florida licenses fire extinguisher work through the Division of State Fire Marshal, under section 633.304 of the Florida Statutes. Servicing, repairing, recharging, testing, inspecting, installing or hydrotesting any fire extinguisher or preengineered system takes a license from the division, issued in classes by the kind of equipment, and every individual doing the work must hold a permit as well. Licenses and permits expire on December 31 of each odd-numbered year.
Sprinkler systems have a schedule written into the law. Section 633.312 requires fire hydrants and fire protection systems on properties other than one- and two-family dwellings to be inspected under NFPA 24 and NFPA 25, quarterly, annually, every three years and every five years, by a certificated fire protection contractor or its permittees, who give the owner and the local authority having jurisdiction a uniform summary inspection report.
Fire alarms are licensed alongside electrical work. Section 489.505 defines an alarm system contractor I as one whose business includes all types of alarm systems, fire included, while an alarm system contractor II covers every kind except fire. Section 489.516 requires anyone who contracts for electrical or alarm work statewide to be certified, and anyone who contracts locally to be registered.
1Stop holds that license on file before it dispatches fire safety inspection work, along with a current certificate of insurance and a W-9.
- Check a Florida license
- public portal
Questions
What fire safety inspection vendors ask.
Do I need a license to do fire safety inspection work through 1Stop?
Extinguisher work takes a State Fire Marshal license and a permit for each technician, sprinkler inspections a fire protection contractor certificate, and fire alarm work an alarm system contractor I or electrical contractor license. 1Stop holds the license on file before it dispatches any.
How is fire safety inspection work paid?
Per job, on your payout statement for the period, which 1Stop pays net-14 from completion. Joining and staying in the network cost nothing.
How fast does a fire safety inspection vendor have to respond?
Fire safety inspection is scheduled work everywhere 1Stop dispatches it: booked to a date, not against a clock.
Related
Where to go next.
Vendors, county by county
The Orlando area
The Gainesville area
Sources
Where these facts come from.
Last updated
- Section 633.304, Florida Statutes (fire suppression equipment licenses and permits)
- Section 633.312, Florida Statutes (inspection of fire protection systems)
- Section 489.505, Florida Statutes (electrical and alarm contractor definitions)
- Section 489.516, Florida Statutes (electrical contractor qualifications)
- Florida Division of State Fire Marshal, Regulatory Licensing
- Florida DBPR, Verify a Licensee
Do fire safety inspection work? Apply.
It costs nothing to join. Tell 1Stop which fire safety inspection jobs you take and every county you drive to, and it reviews your application.