Exit Signs & Emergency Lighting — Broward County
Illuminated exit signs and emergency egress lighting are a fire-code requirement for nearly every Florida business — and a failing point on inspections. We install, replace, test, and document exit and emergency lighting so your building passes and your occupants can get out safely when the power drops.
A Code Requirement, Not an Option
Under the Florida Fire Prevention Code and NFPA 101 (Life Safety Code), means of egress must stay illuminated and marked whenever a building is occupied. Exit signs and emergency lights must run on battery backup or generator so they stay lit during a power failure — for at least 90 minutes. Fire marshals check them on annual inspections, and dead units are one of the most common citations.
What We Handle
- Exit sign installation and replacement — LED, edge-lit, and photoluminescent
- Emergency egress lighting and remote-head fixtures over stairwells, corridors, and exits
- Battery-backup units and central inverter systems
- 30-second monthly function tests and 90-minute annual discharge tests
- Annual inspection documentation for your fire marshal and insurer
- Repairs and retrofits — replacing failed batteries, ballasts, and end-of-life fixtures
Testing & Documentation
NFPA 101 requires a 30-second functional test every month and a full 90-minute discharge test once a year, with written records kept on site. We perform both, tag each unit, and hand you the documentation your fire marshal and insurance carrier ask for — so an inspection is a formality, not a scramble.
Businesses We Serve
Retail storefronts, restaurants, offices, warehouses, and medical suites across Broward County. New build-out, tenant improvement, or an inspection that just flagged your lighting — we'll get you compliant on your timeline, including after-hours work so we're not in the way of your customers or staff.