The apparatus division of Emergency Services of New England
About Us
East Coast Fire Services is a dedicated division of Emergency Services of New England, formed to conduct comprehensive testing and inspections of fire apparatus and equipment. The business is owned and operated by both retired and active firefighters who approach every job as if they were responding to an emergency, relying on the equipment to ensure their safety and the safety of others.
In addition to fire apparatus testing and inspections, East Coast Fire Services provides a wide range of fire protection services that may not be directly related to the equipment. These services include annual fire alarm inspections and service, extinguisher sales and service, and inspection and testing of emergency/exit lighting within businesses.
Safety is of utmost importance in all fire protection services, and East Coast Fire Services takes pride in conducting all tests and inspections with the utmost rigor and integrity.
For a free consultation, please contact us today. Alternatively, you may reach out to our valued customers for a reference.
To showcase our commitment to safety and the hard work of our crews, we have included a photo gallery below. You will find images of our valued customers and crews in action, ensuring the safety and longevity of their front-line apparatus. Additional information regarding services offered can be viewed by selecting any of the options on the top right corner of the screen.
NFPA Annual Pump Tests
Annual NFPA Pump Testing is a time consuming test that will allow us to check operations up to the manufacturers specifications of both volume and PSI. Some towns that we service such as Westmere NY and the City of West Hartford CT, have an underground tank system with a steel back drop to allow us to reach the pressures and volume required right on site. Don't worry if your department doesn't have one of these; as firefighters from rural CT towns we are no stranger to drafting operations and can utilize any drop tank, portable pond, or static water source to reach the required test as well! No truck with a pump is too big or too small, we test anything from aerial platforms all the way down to brush apparatus.
