When it comes to protecting your home, fire safety is just as critical as security. At Crime Prevention Security Systems (CPSS), we believe peace of mind comes from knowing you’ve prepared for the unexpected—including fires. Whether it’s an electrical malfunction, kitchen accident, or lightning strike, a house fire can escalate in seconds. That’s why a proactive approach to fire protection is essential for every homeowner.
🔗 Learn more about our fire protection systems here: Fire Protection from CPSS
Why Fire Safety Matters
House fires are more common than most people think—and often preventable. Each year, tens of thousands of home fires in the U.S. result in injuries, loss of property, and even lives. The best defense is a combination of early detection, professional monitoring, and everyday safety habits.
CPSS Fire Protection: Smart, Monitored, and Fast
Our CPSS fire alarm systems go beyond the standard smoke detector. We provide professionally installed, 24/7 monitored fire detection systems that alert you—and emergency services—immediately if smoke or heat is detected.
With a CPSS fire protection system, you get:
- Photoelectric smoke detectors for early, accurate detection
- Heat sensors for areas like kitchens, garages, and attics
- 24/7 professional monitoring from our Gainesville-based team
- Instant alerts to your smartphone so you’re never out of the loop
- Integration with your smart home system for total protection
Explore the full system here:
🔗 CPSS Fire Protection Solutions
Home Fire Safety Tips
Alongside your fire alarm system, here are key steps every family should take:
1. Test Your Smoke Alarms Monthly
Press the test button on each device to make sure it’s working. CPSS smart smoke detectors are monitored and will alert you if there’s an issue—but it’s still good practice to check.
2. Never Leave Cooking Unattended
Unattended stoves are one of the leading causes of house fires. Stay in the kitchen while cooking, and keep flammable items away from burners.
3. Keep a Fire Extinguisher Handy
Place extinguishers in the kitchen, laundry room, and garage. Make sure everyone knows how to use them (remember PASS: Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep).
4. Create an Escape Plan
Make sure every family member knows two ways to exit each room and where to meet outside. Practice your escape plan twice a year.
5. Avoid Overloaded Outlets
Plugging too many devices into one outlet or power strip is a common fire hazard. If you notice flickering lights or warm plugs, call a licensed electrician.
Trust CPSS to Protect Your Home and Family
For more than 45 years, CPSS has provided Florida families with state-of-the-art home security and fire safety systems. When seconds count, you need reliable technology, expert installation, and local monitoring you can trust.
Stay Safe. Stay Connected. Stay Protected.
With CPSS, you’re not just installing alarms—you’re investing in peace of mind. Don’t wait for a fire to remind you what’s at stake. Let us help you create a safer, smarter home today.
🔗 See how CPSS fire protection works
📞 Call CPSS at 800-949-1799 to get started.
