A page per system
Extinguishers, hydrants and hose reels, sprinklers, fire pumps and tanks, alarms, exit lighting, fire doors and passive fire. Each one gets its own page, because each is searched on its own.
Websites for WA fire protection businesses
Get found when the testing's due.
A page for each system you service, with your licences where buyers check.
We'll scope it and talk price on the call.
15 years in fire protection · Perth-based · ABN 59 700 080 520 · Your domain in your name
What a fire protection site needs
Written for whoever books the work
Strata managers, facility managers and builders want different things. Your pages say how you handle routine servicing, logbooks and defect reports.
Credentials up front
Your licence numbers, accreditations and memberships near the top, each checked on its public register first.
No prices, just how you quote
Service contracts, one-off inspections and defect repairs each get a line on how you quote. Never a figure.
Your real areas
Metro, regional towns or mine sites. We only list the places you really service.
Who's searching for you
Fire work is booked by people managing buildings, not just owners. Each of them searches differently.
Strata managers
Fire safety for a complex, usually when a contract's up for renewal or a defect needs fixing.
Facility and property managers
AS 1851 testing, exit light checks and alarm servicing, often across several sites.
Builders and head contractors
A fire contractor for new work: sprinklers, hydrants, alarms and passive fire.
Business owners
Extinguisher testing or a fire safety check for their shop, office or warehouse.
We build a page for each kind of buyer you want, and set up your Google Business Profile so you show on the map.
Your licences and accreditations, shown properly
Fire work in WA can fall under more than one licence or registration, so your site shows each one you hold. If you're an electrical contractor, your EC number has to be in your advertising, and your website counts. The same goes for a plumbing contractor's licence number or a builder's registration number. If you design fire systems and hold a WA building engineering registration, that goes on too. FPAS accreditation, extinguishing agent handling licences and FPA Australia membership go on only while they're current. We check every number on its public register before it goes live.
Built by a fire technician
Built by Reece, who has 15 years in fire protection, from fire technician to sprinkler fitter to operations manager. He knows the routine servicing, the logbooks and the defect reports, so you won't spend the call explaining your trade. He's also building Oz Fire Wizard, a reporting app for fire techs.
Pages we'd build for you
A typical plan; yours depends on the work you want
- Home
- Fire equipment servicing and AS 1851 testing
- Extinguishers and fire blankets
- Hydrants and hose reels
- Sprinklers
- Fire pumps and tanks
- Fire alarms and detection
- Emergency and exit lighting
- Fire doors and passive fire
- Strata fire safety
- Commercial and facilities
- Builders and new installs
- Areas you service (real work only)
- About
- Contact
Questions fire protection businesses ask us
Do you actually know fire work?
Yes. Reece has 15 years in fire protection, from fire technician to sprinkler fitter to operations manager, so terms like routine service, defect reports and AS 1851 won't need explaining.
Can you say we're AS 1851 compliant?
We'll say you service to AS 1851, if that's how you work. We won't call you certified or compliant unless you can back it up.
Do I need FPAS on my site?
Only if you hold it. FPAS isn't a WA licence, but some builders and national clients look for it. If you've got it, we show the holder, class and number, with a link to FPA Australia's public register.
Will you show my prices?
No. Contract pricing depends on the building and what's in it. We explain how you quote instead.
Let's sort your website
Book a call. Tell us your trade and areas, and we'll take it from there.