Fire Protection · Long Island, New York
Fire Protection inspection readiness
for Long Island.
Send us photos of your fire protection work and your tracking list. Get a written findings report within 24 hours* — before your inspector does.
Sprinklers, fire alarms, egress, fire stopping, extinguishers, and fire code compliance.
Your first report is free · Limited spots each week
*Depending on availability. We'll confirm turnaround when you submit.
Code Buddy's Inspection Readiness Report checks your fire protection work in Long Island, New York against the codes and specs that apply. Send photos of sprinklers, fire alarms, egress, fire stopping, extinguishers, and fire code compliance and your tracking list — get a written findings report within 24 hours* scoring every item. Free — limited spots each week — nothing new found, no charge.
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Common questions
What teams ask about fire protection inspections in Long Island
These are the questions field teams ask before an inspection. Our report answers all of them for your specific job.
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Three steps. Five minutes.
Submit your fire protection job, and our patent-pending AI reviews every photo against the standards that apply in Long Island.
Tell us about your fire protection job.
Project name, address in Long Island, and scope. We look up the applicable standards automatically.
Send photos of your fire protection work.
Upload directly, share a Drive/Dropbox link, or email them. Your existing tracking sets the bar.
AI reviews every photo.
Cross-references against codes, specs, and your tracking — flagging fire protection deviations your list missed.
Get your report within 24 hours*.
Each finding includes the photo, location, and reference. Sorted by severity.
Fire Protection findings we help catch in Long Island.
Examples based on past reports — each includes the photo, location, and the reference checked against.
Septic system design does not account for Long Island's high water table seasonal variation per Suffolk County Health Department standards
Roof sheathing nail pattern uses 6-inch spacing where 4-inch edge spacing is required for 120 mph coastal wind exposure
Backfill against foundation wall uses expansive clay soil instead of granular fill required in flood-prone coastal construction
Send us one fire protection job. Get a full findings report. No cost, no commitment.
Every report is reviewed by a QA professional before delivery. That means we can only take a limited number each week.
GET YOUR FREE FIRE PROTECTION REPORTLimited spots each week.
Every report is reviewed by a QA professional before delivery. Submissions are reviewed in order received.