(Fulton, Ill.) CertaSite announced it has acquired Company One Suppression, Inc. an established fire protection and life safety company that serves the Quad Cities and surrounding areas.
(Fulton, Ill.) CertaSite announced it has acquired Company One Suppression, Inc. an established fire protection and life safety company that serves the Quad Cities and surrounding areas.
(Ann Arbor, MI.) CertaSite announced it has acquired Spears Fire & Safety, an established fire protection and life safety company based in Ann Arbor.
Grand Rapids, MI.) CertaSite announced it has acquired Field’s Fire Protection, a fire protection and life safety company based in Grand Rapids.
There's nothing more important to us than the safety and well-being of our customers and associates. As life safety professionals, our mission is to ensure we are protecting and saving lives, and that goes well beyond the life safety systems we design, inspect and maintain every day.
(Indianapolis, Ind.) CertaSite, a newly-launched commercial fire protection and life safety company, unveiled its leadership team today.
CertaSite names general manager for West Michigan
(Youngstown, Ohio) CertaSite announced today that it has acquired ABC Fire Extinguisher Co., a family-owned business with a strong legacy of service in northeastern Ohio and western Pennsylvania.
CertaSite includes five Midwest companies; led by industry veteran
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