Protect Every Life.

Paragon provides full-service commercial and multi-family fire protection across the DFW metroplex: fire sprinkler design and installation for new construction and retrofits, NFPA-25 inspections, sprinkler repairs, scheduled maintenance programs, fire alarm installation and 24/7 monitoring, and emergency response.

Yes. Every system we install, inspect, or repair is designed and serviced to current NFPA standards (NFPA 13, 13R, 25, and 72 as applicable) and the local Authority Having Jurisdiction's adopted codes. We coordinate plan review and final walkthroughs with the fire marshal so the system passes the first time.

NFPA 25 sets the inspection schedule: weekly and monthly visual checks by the property owner, quarterly inspections by a licensed contractor, semi-annual and annual tests, with additional 5-, 10-, and 25-year internal inspections depending on system type. We help property owners stay ahead of each interval and produce AHJ-ready documentation when the time comes.

Yes. Paragon runs a 24/7 emergency line for leak repairs, alarm faults, post-incident restoration, and any condition that takes a sprinkler or alarm system out of service. Call (469) 474-5190 and a technician is dispatched as quickly as conditions allow.

We work across the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex, including Dallas, Fort Worth, Plano, Arlington, Irving, Garland, Rowlett, Sachse, Mesquite, and Carrollton. Common property types include commercial buildings, multi-family residential, hotels and hospitality, restaurants, storage facilities, and care facilities (assisted living, skilled nursing, and 55+ independent living).

Yes. We do flow testing, hydraulic design, permit submittal, materials and scheduling, full installation, fire marshal walkthrough, and closeout documentation in-house. Property managers and general contractors get a single point of contact for the whole project rather than juggling multiple trades.

Every inspection and ITM visit closes out with an electronic NFPA-25 report, tagged sprinkler heads and valves, deficiency notes with code citations, and paperwork formatted for your AHJ. That's the same documentation the fire marshal expects to see. We keep past reports on file so you have an audit trail across the property's history.

Per NFPA 72, the annual fire alarm inspection covers every initiating device (smoke and heat detectors, pull stations, duct detectors), every notification appliance (horns, strobes, speakers), the fire alarm control panel and its battery backup, supervisory and trouble signals, and the communication path back to the central monitoring station. Sample testing isn't enough at the annual interval; the standard expects full coverage on the schedule we run.

You get a written, itemized deficiency report within a week of the inspection (required by both NFPA and your AHJ), with separate labor and parts quotes for each repair. You're free to take that quote to another vendor if you'd rather — there's no lock-in to use Paragon for repairs. If you do come back to us, the team that found the issue is the team that fixes it, which keeps the documentation clean across the same property history.

Quote-to-on-site is usually within a week if your schedule allows. Routine inspections and tenant finish-out scopes can land sooner when AHJ deadlines drive the timeline. Our quotes stay valid for 45 days, so there's no pressure to schedule the day you sign.