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Fire Escape Inspections: What You Need to Know

  • Atlantic Ironwork Restoration
  • May 15
  • 2 min read

When was the last time your fire escape was inspected?


If you own or manage a residential or commercial building, this isn’t a task you can afford to overlook. Fire escapes aren’t just relics of the past—they are critical emergency exits that are legally required to be safe, accessible, and structurally sound. Neglecting their upkeep can come with serious consequences.



🚨 Why Regular Fire Escape Inspections Are Essential



Failing to maintain your fire escape can result in:


  • ⚠️ Major fines from local building authorities

  • ⚠️ Code violations that jeopardize your insurance coverage or lead to forced repairs

  • ⚠️ Life-threatening failure in the event of a fire or emergency evacuation



Even a single loose bolt or rusted joint can turn a potential escape route into a death trap.



🔍 Common Issues We Encounter



Over time, exposure to the elements and lack of maintenance can cause fire escapes to deteriorate. Some of the most common problems we find include:


  • 🔩 Loose anchors

  • 🛠️ Rusted joints

  • 🚫 Blocked or inaccessible ladders



Each of these is not only a violation but a major hazard.



🧰 What We Offer at Atlantic Ironwork Restoration



At Atlantic Ironwork Restoration, we specialize in comprehensive fire escape services designed to keep your building compliant and your tenants safe. Our team provides:


✔️ Certified Fire Escape Inspections

✔️ Structural Repairs

✔️ Rust Removal and Painting

✔️ Legal Certification for Code Compliance


Whether your fire escape needs a touch-up or a total overhaul, we’ll make sure it’s safe, legal, and built to last.



📞 Ready to Get Started?



Don’t wait until it’s too late. If your fire escape hasn’t been inspected recently—or if you’ve received a violation—reach out today for a FREE estimate.


📞 Call us at: 917-310-9818




Stay compliant. Stay safe. Choose Atlantic Ironwork Restoration.

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