About Seattle Emergency Firewatch
Professional 24/7 fire watch services protecting the Puget Sound region.
Our Mission
Seattle Emergency Firewatch exists for one purpose: to protect buildings, occupants, and property owners when fire protection systems fail. We provide rapid, professional, and fully compliant fire watch services 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, across the entire Puget Sound region.
All Seattle Emergency Firewatch guards are trained in fire watch patrol procedures, fire extinguisher operation, building evacuation protocols, and fire department notification procedures. Our patrol log formats are designed to satisfy the documentation requirements of the Seattle Fire Marshal's office and comply with International Fire Code standards.
24/7 dispatch center staffed by experienced coordinators
Certified fire watch personnel trained in patrol procedures and fire hazard recognition
Rapid deployment — guards on-site within 1–2 hours of dispatch
Detailed patrol logs formatted for fire marshal compliance
Experience across residential, commercial, healthcare, and industrial properties
Deep knowledge of Seattle Fire Code and Washington State fire regulations
What Our Clients Say
Michael Torres
Property Manager, Cascade Apartments
"Our fire alarm system went down at 2 AM on a Saturday. Seattle Emergency Firewatch had an officer on-site within 45 minutes. Their fire watch logs satisfied the fire marshal completely."
Jennifer Walsh
Regional Director, Pacific Northwest Property Group
"We use Seattle Emergency Firewatch across our entire portfolio. The digital fire watch logs mean I can verify coverage from my phone without driving to the site."
David Chen
Facilities Director, Sound Health Medical Center
"When our sprinkler system needed emergency repairs, they coordinated fire watch coverage across our three-building campus seamlessly. Highly recommend for any healthcare facility."
Need Fire Watch Coverage Right Now?
Our dispatch center is staffed 24/7. Certified fire watch guards can be on-site within hours of your call.
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