Safezone Compliance — Firestopping and above-ceiling inspections
Passive fire protection inspections

Compliance you can see.
Safety you can trust.

Focused inspections. Clear deficiency records. Accountable closure for the barriers and systems that protect your facility.

Firestop
Junction boxes
Sprinkler clearance

Code-informed inspections

Guided by applicable codes, firestop listings, and manufacturer requirements.

Reachable 24/7

Open around the clock — we work around your facility's schedule.

Documented closure

Findings recorded with location, condition, and before/after proof.

Quote-based pricing

Clear scope and a clear quote before any work begins.

Do your fire barriers look like this? We can help.

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Unsealed barrier opening
Unsealed barrier opening
Open cable sleeve + Multiple untreated penetrations.
Open cable sleeve + Multiple untreated penetrations.
Open junction box, patched barrier areas, and untreated head-of-wall joint.
Open junction box, patched barrier areas, and untreated head-of-wall joint.
Improperly sealed penetration with mixed firestop materials from different manufacturers.
Improperly sealed penetration with mixed firestop materials from different manufacturers.
Joint compound is not a substitute for a listed firestop system at penetrations.
Joint compound is not a substitute for a listed firestop system at penetrations.
Crowded cable sleeve
Crowded cable sleeve
Barrier patches around a pipe
Barrier patches around a pipe

One focused program. Every critical detail.

Total Compliance brings field inspection, deficiency identification, and closure verification into one disciplined process—giving facility teams a clearer path from risk to resolution.

Built for active facilities where access, documentation, and coordination matter.

Focused scopes. Quick next steps.

A simple path to the inspection work your passive fire protection program depends on.

01

Firestop inspections

Identify missing, damaged, or noncompliant penetrations and joints.

View inspection scope
02

Junction box deficiencies

Identify and close open or deficient electrical junction boxes.

03

Cable clearance

Find cable conflicts and restore clearance from sprinkler lines.

From field condition to documented closure.

Discuss your facility
01

Scope

Align on facility priorities, access, and inspection boundaries.

02

Inspect

Evaluate conditions systematically and capture actionable findings.

03

Document

Organize deficiencies so stakeholders know what, where, and why.

04

Close

Verify corrective work and strengthen the compliance record.

The record we leave behind

Findings in. Proof of closure out.

Representative of the deficiency records your team receives — location, condition, and verified closure for every item.

Firestop

Found

A cable penetration through a two-hour rated barrier left unsealed after a recent install.

Closed

Documented with location and wall rating, repaired with a listed system, and closure verified on the compliance record.

Junction boxes

Found

An open electrical junction box in a return-air plenum, cover missing after maintenance work.

Closed

Logged and reported to your team, corrected, and closed out with before-and-after photos.

Cable clearance

Found

Low-voltage cable draped across a sprinkler line with no clearance from the pipe.

Closed

Cable re-routed and secured, clearance restored, and the fix confirmed in the final report.

Straight answers, before you ask.

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