CSLB #976500 · State Fire Marshal #E2390 · Title 19 Certified
24/7 Emergency: (877) 256-0161Local Coverage
SOS provides on-site fire protection for businesses in Santa Fe Springs: extinguisher service, commercial kitchen suppression, special hazard systems, food truck protection, violation correction, consulting and emergency support. Request a planned visit or call for emergency dispatch.
On-site service
Choose a service below for equipment details and inspection information. Scheduled visits are arranged separately from emergency dispatch.
On-site extinguisher maintenance, certification and replacement for your business.
Santa Fe Springs is served by the Santa Fe Springs Department of Fire-Rescue, whose Fire Prevention Division handles fire code enforcement, compliance inspections and plan checking.
Service for commercial kitchen hood and duct suppression systems, scheduled around your operation.
Kitchen hood extinguishing systems need a fire permit from the department, and since February 1, 2024 it accepts only digital plan submissions.
Suppression systems for industrial processes, spray booths and sensitive equipment rooms.
Fire suppression service for food trucks and mobile kitchens at the commissary or where your truck parks.
Send us the inspection notice so we can review the required corrections and plan the work.
Fire Prevention is at Fire Headquarters, 11300 Greenstone Avenue.
Help preparing for inspections, reviewing plans and understanding the requirements for your project.
Call for a discharged system, a gas lockout or an equipment problem keeping your business closed.
We dispatch 24/7 and target arrival within two hours. Arrival depends on location and availability; call to confirm dispatch.
Tell us what you need. We'll contact you to confirm the work and arrange a visit.
Reported active incidents within 50 miles of Santa Fe Springs.
None reported within 50 miles.
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