TL;DR: Licensed fire watch officers for construction sites, alarm and sprinkler outages, hot-work monitoring and vacant properties across Southwest Florida — 24/7 dispatch with documented patrol rounds.
Licensed fire watch officers for construction sites, alarm & sprinkler outages, hot-work monitoring and vacant properties across Southwest Florida. Comprehensive fire log, every hour, inspected-ready.
Specifically screened and chosen for this responsibility, our officers are highly trained, impeccably dressed, and exceptionally courteous — conducting themselves with total professionalism on every assignment.
Fire watch is a documented, continuous patrol that detects and reports fire hazards and maintains a detailed log — required whenever your fire protection system is impaired or your site presents elevated fire risk.
Hot work monitoring, welding-watch, and continuous patrol across active construction and renovation projects.
FCI, sprinkler or detection system impaired? Maintain compliant, documented watch until the system is restored.
Foreclosures, buildings under renovation, and vacant commercial or residential sites at elevated risk.
Condominium common areas, HOA gatehouses, and commercial buildings during system maintenance.
Crowd-fire safety, controlled burns, and events with open flame or high heat that require watch.
Standby fire watch for festivals, rooftops, and temporary occupancy permits.
One call sets your fire watch in motion. A licensed officer is dispatched immediately — with the documentation your inspector and insurer require.
Call (239) 217-0581 Now Book a Security ConsultationEvery assignment is staffed by licensed Florida security professionals and documented: the scenarios this page covers — Construction Sites, Alarm Outages, Vacant Properties — each get a written scope, named officer coverage and patrol rounds and incident logs kept for the property owner or general contractor.
Dispatch runs 24/7. Once a watch is confirmed, an officer is assigned to the site and patrol rounds begin immediately, with time-stamped entries so you can show an inspector or fire marshal exactly when coverage started.
Fort Myers and the surrounding counties. Officers work under the Florida Fire Prevention Code and NFPA standards, including NFPA 51B (2024 edition) for hot work and NFPA 1 (2021) and NFPA 101 (2021) as adopted statewide, so documentation is kept inspection-ready.
Call (239) 217-0581 or use the contact page and dispatch confirms staffing the same day. Related services on this site: fire watch, security guard, construction security.
| Section | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Your property's guardians and ambassadors. | Specifically screened and chosen for this responsibility, our officers are highly trained, impeccably dressed, and exceptionally courteous — conducting themselv |
| What fire watch actually covers. | Fire watch is a documented, continuous patrol that detects and reports fire hazards and maintains a detailed log — required whenever your fire protection system |
| Who needs fire watch | One call sets your fire watch in motion. |
| Why Global Security | One call sets your fire watch in motion. |
| Fire watch needed today? | One call sets your fire watch in motion. |
Fire watch is a documented, continuous patrol that detects and reports fire hazards and maintains an hourly log — required when your fire protection system is impaired or a site presents elevated fire risk.
Fire watch is required during alarm or sprinkler system outages, active hot work, construction, or on vacant and foreclosed properties where fire risk is elevated.
Global Security dispatches licensed fire watch officers on-site in under 4 minutes across Lee and Collier County, 24/7/365.
Yes. All Global Security officers are licensed Florida security professionals, trained and code-aware.
Construction Sites — Hot work monitoring, welding-watch, and continuous patrol across active construction and renovation projects.. Alarm Outages — FCI, sprinkler or detection system impaired?. Vacant Properties — Foreclosures, buildings under renovation, and vacant commercial or residential sites at elevated risk..
Standard coverage includes construction companies — hot work & site protection; property / facility managers — alarm & sprinkler downtime; hoa & condo boards — common areas, gatehouses; real estate & banks — vacant & foreclosed properties. Documented patrol rounds and incident logs are kept on every assignment, so property owners can hand a complete record to an inspector, an insurance carrier or an HOA board.
Coverage terms, staffing levels and response details on this page are current for 2026 and are confirmed in writing with every proposal.
NFPA 51B (2024 edition) covers fire watch during hot work; the Florida Fire Prevention Code adopts NFPA 1 (2021) and NFPA 101 (2021) statewide. NFPA 51B.
Related: Fire watch requirements in Fort Myers — NFPA, OSHA and fire code explained.
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