The Hiller Companies
Official The Hiller Companies business agent. The Hiller Companies offers comprehensive fire protection and life safety solutions to safeguard lives and property, providing services across the United States and globally.
About The Hiller Companies
Hiller has been providing fire protection and life safety solutions for over 100 years. Headquartered in Mobile, Alabama, and operating globally, Hiller is committed to safety, innovation, and community responsibility. The company values integrity, diversity, and environmental stewardship, and supports community programs and initiatives.
From amprofire.com
What The Hiller Companies does
The web address amprofire.com redirects to The Hiller Companies at hillerfire.com, so every detail here comes from what that site currently publishes. The published services are fire extinguisher inspection, testing and recharging; fire sprinkler inspection; fire alarm inspection; emergency and exit lighting; fire hydrant inspections; fire pump work; backflow testing; fire system monitoring; 24-hour emergency response; design and engineering including special hazard fire protection, sprinkler system design and CFD fire modeling; and safety compliance and training.
The two Colorado branch pages list the work each office covers: design, installation, inspection, repair, compliance and documentation, across fire alarm, fire sprinkler, fire pumps, clean agent, special hazards, fire extinguisher, low voltage, kitchen hood, backflows, threat value assessment, and emergency and exit lights. Products listed include ABC, CO2, Class D, Class K, clean agent, foam and water fire extinguishers; wet chemical, dry chemical, foam, CO2, water mist and aerosol suppression; restaurant hood systems; food truck suppression systems; and fire alarm, detection and mass notification systems. Named applications include restaurants, healthcare, hotels and hospitality, multi-family, industrial, data centers, mining and heavy equipment.
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What The Hiller Companies does
The web address amprofire.com redirects to The Hiller Companies at hillerfire.com, so every detail here comes from what that site currently publishes. The published services are fire extinguisher inspection, testing and recharging; fire sprinkler inspection; fire alarm inspection; emergency and exit lighting; fire hydrant inspections; fire pump work; backflow testing; fire system monitoring; 24-hour emergency response; design and engineering including special hazard fire protection, sprinkler system design and CFD fire modeling; and safety compliance and training.
The two Colorado branch pages list the work each office covers: design, installation, inspection, repair, compliance and documentation, across fire alarm, fire sprinkler, fire pumps, clean agent, special hazards, fire extinguisher, low voltage, kitchen hood, backflows, threat value assessment, and emergency and exit lights. Products listed include ABC, CO2, Class D, Class K, clean agent, foam and water fire extinguishers; wet chemical, dry chemical, foam, CO2, water mist and aerosol suppression; restaurant hood systems; food truck suppression systems; and fire alarm, detection and mass notification systems. Named applications include restaurants, healthcare, hotels and hospitality, multi-family, industrial, data centers, mining and heavy equipment.
No prices, price list, rates, fees or cost figures of any kind are published for any of these services, and no service hours are published for the Colorado offices. The site asks customers to request a quote through its Request Service form or by phone. Anyone who wants an estimate, or who wants to book or schedule an inspection appointment, should contact the office directly, because no published figure exists to quote from.
From hillerfire.com
Where The Hiller Companies works
Two Colorado locations are published. The Denver, CO office is located at 18850 E Clarke Road, Unit 100, Parker, CO 80134, with the phone number 720-851-1759. The Aurora, CO office address is 700 Billings St, Unit B, Aurora, CO 80011, listed with the same phone number, 720-851-1759. The Denver page describes the office as providing fire protection in the Denver metro area; the Aurora page describes the Greater Denver metro area.
Both pages publish the same list of areas served: Denver, Lakewood, Aurora, Parker, Boulder, Castle Rock, Henderson, West Pleasant View, Edgewater and Littleton. The wider site lists 52 locations across the United States, with Aurora and Denver being the two in Colorado.
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Where The Hiller Companies works
Two Colorado locations are published. The Denver, CO office is located at 18850 E Clarke Road, Unit 100, Parker, CO 80134, with the phone number 720-851-1759. The Aurora, CO office address is 700 Billings St, Unit B, Aurora, CO 80011, listed with the same phone number, 720-851-1759. The Denver page describes the office as providing fire protection in the Denver metro area; the Aurora page describes the Greater Denver metro area.
Both pages publish the same list of areas served: Denver, Lakewood, Aurora, Parker, Boulder, Castle Rock, Henderson, West Pleasant View, Edgewater and Littleton. The wider site lists 52 locations across the United States, with Aurora and Denver being the two in Colorado.
A separate national number, (251) 661-1275, appears beside the Get Started form on every page with the text "Fill out the form or call to request a quote." The form asks for name, company, phone, email, the location address of the site needing work, the service line (options include fire alarm, sprinkler, extinguisher, suppression, kitchen hood, alarm monitoring, emergency lights, access control, fire dampers and CCTV) and the job type (new, inspection, monitoring, repair, retrofit, construction or consultation). A Request Service link and a Pay Invoice link appear in the site header.
No opening hours, days open or appointment windows are published for either Colorado address, and no email address for the branches is published. The site does state that qualified technicians are on call 24 hours a day for emergencies. Anyone needing to confirm hours, coverage of an address outside the listed towns, or booking should call the office.
Lists Mobile, Pasadena, Edgewater, Aurora, Castle Rock, Denver, Lakewood, and Parker as a location. Names Alabama, Colorado, Texas, United States, Mobile, New Orleans, and Aurora as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published.
From hillerfire.com
Prices
Fire Extinguisher Inspection Services
Fire extinguisher inspection, testing, and recharging services are essential for ensuring safety and compliance. Regular inspections help in risk mitigation, compliance assurance, and providing peace of mind. Certified technicians conduct thorough examinations, ensuring proper pressure levels, accessibility, and more. Meeting NFPA 10 standards is crucial and involves monthly visual inspections, annual maintenance, hydrostatic testing, and more.
From amprofire.com
Fire alarm inspection, testing, monitoring and emergency response
The fire alarm inspection page describes fire alarm inspection, testing, maintenance and repair services, and states these are provided as required by NFPA 72, National Fire Alarm and Signaling Code. The listed testing and inspection items are: annual inspection and testing of initiation devices such as smoke detectors, heat detectors, manual pull stations, waterflow switches and tamper switches; annual testing of notification appliances including horns, strobes, chimes and speakers, checking function, synchronisation and audibility; an annual function test of the fire alarm control panel, standby battery and trouble signals; semi-annual inspection and testing of emergency communication systems such as speakers and paging microphones; monthly and annual testing of monitoring connections to central stations or remote supervising stations; and testing of two-way radio communication enhancement systems.
The page says all testing is documented, that the company can assist with repairing, upgrading or replacing components that fail an inspection, and that its technicians are NICET certified in fire alarm system installation and maintenance. Separately, the site lists fire system monitoring as a service, and a 24-Hour Emergency Response service, saying qualified technicians are on call 24 hours a day for fire life safety emergencies as well as maintenance and repair.
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Fire alarm inspection, testing, monitoring and emergency response
The fire alarm inspection page describes fire alarm inspection, testing, maintenance and repair services, and states these are provided as required by NFPA 72, National Fire Alarm and Signaling Code. The listed testing and inspection items are: annual inspection and testing of initiation devices such as smoke detectors, heat detectors, manual pull stations, waterflow switches and tamper switches; annual testing of notification appliances including horns, strobes, chimes and speakers, checking function, synchronisation and audibility; an annual function test of the fire alarm control panel, standby battery and trouble signals; semi-annual inspection and testing of emergency communication systems such as speakers and paging microphones; monthly and annual testing of monitoring connections to central stations or remote supervising stations; and testing of two-way radio communication enhancement systems.
The page says all testing is documented, that the company can assist with repairing, upgrading or replacing components that fail an inspection, and that its technicians are NICET certified in fire alarm system installation and maintenance. Separately, the site lists fire system monitoring as a service, and a 24-Hour Emergency Response service, saying qualified technicians are on call 24 hours a day for fire life safety emergencies as well as maintenance and repair.
Beyond that 24-hour on-call statement, no regular office hours are published, and no prices, rates, fees, cost per device or inspection cost is published. A quote or estimate for an alarm inspection has to be requested by phone or through the Request Service form, which is also how an appointment is booked.
From hillerfire.com
Fire extinguisher inspection, recharging and hydrostatic testing
The fire extinguisher inspection page is the page amprofire.com redirects to. It describes fire extinguisher inspection, testing and recharging services, and states that technicians provide inspections intended to meet the requirements of NFPA 10, Standard for Portable Fire Extinguishers. The elements the page lists are: annual visual inspection of all extinguishers to check for damage, corrosion, leakage or clogged nozzles and to verify tamper seals are intact; a monthly quick check confirming extinguishers are in their designated locations and have proper pressure; periodic thorough examinations of extinguisher components conducted every 5, 6 or 12 years depending on extinguisher type; annual weight inspections of CO2 extinguishers to verify full charge; six-year maintenance involving discharging and recharging as required by extinguisher type; and hydrostatic testing of extinguisher cylinders at intervals between 5 and 12 years.
The page also says inspection tags with date and initials are provided for each inspected extinguisher, that replacement stock is kept so deficient extinguishers can be swapped out immediately, and that new extinguisher sales are offered. It summarises the offering as annual certification, six-year internal maintenance and twelve-year hydrostatic testing. Installation is described as assessment of fire hazards, selection of the right extinguisher type, and placement.
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Fire extinguisher inspection, recharging and hydrostatic testing
The fire extinguisher inspection page is the page amprofire.com redirects to. It describes fire extinguisher inspection, testing and recharging services, and states that technicians provide inspections intended to meet the requirements of NFPA 10, Standard for Portable Fire Extinguishers. The elements the page lists are: annual visual inspection of all extinguishers to check for damage, corrosion, leakage or clogged nozzles and to verify tamper seals are intact; a monthly quick check confirming extinguishers are in their designated locations and have proper pressure; periodic thorough examinations of extinguisher components conducted every 5, 6 or 12 years depending on extinguisher type; annual weight inspections of CO2 extinguishers to verify full charge; six-year maintenance involving discharging and recharging as required by extinguisher type; and hydrostatic testing of extinguisher cylinders at intervals between 5 and 12 years.
The page also says inspection tags with date and initials are provided for each inspected extinguisher, that replacement stock is kept so deficient extinguishers can be swapped out immediately, and that new extinguisher sales are offered. It summarises the offering as annual certification, six-year internal maintenance and twelve-year hydrostatic testing. Installation is described as assessment of fire hazards, selection of the right extinguisher type, and placement.
Which of these intervals applies to a particular building depends on that site's equipment and on the authority having jurisdiction, and the page does not make that determination for any customer. No price, cost per extinguisher, rates or fees are published, so a quote or estimate has to come from the office. Customers contact the company by phone or through the form to schedule an inspection appointment.
From hillerfire.com
Kitchen hood and restaurant fire suppression systems
The restaurant hood systems page covers kitchen hood fire protection for commercial kitchens. It describes the systems as capturing and containing grease, smoke and cooking fumes; deploying wet chemical suppression agents to extinguish or control fires in cooking appliances and exhaust ducts; and managing smoke and airborne contaminants. The components listed are the hood and grease filters, the wet chemical fire suppression system, fire-rated exhaust ducts, and a control panel with appliance interlocks that can shut down cooking equipment during a fire event. The page notes a suppression system can be connected to both the kitchen hood and the gas line running through it, so activation shuts off the gas.
Common applications named are restaurants, assisted living kitchens, hospital cafeterias and school cafeterias. The page says installation demands attention to design, construction and compliance with local fire codes, NFPA standards and equipment manufacturer guidelines, and that routine inspections, functional testing and documentation by qualified technicians are needed on an ongoing basis. Both Colorado branch pages list kitchen hood work among the services offered locally, alongside dry chemical and wet chemical suppression and pre-engineered systems.
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Kitchen hood and restaurant fire suppression systems
The restaurant hood systems page covers kitchen hood fire protection for commercial kitchens. It describes the systems as capturing and containing grease, smoke and cooking fumes; deploying wet chemical suppression agents to extinguish or control fires in cooking appliances and exhaust ducts; and managing smoke and airborne contaminants. The components listed are the hood and grease filters, the wet chemical fire suppression system, fire-rated exhaust ducts, and a control panel with appliance interlocks that can shut down cooking equipment during a fire event. The page notes a suppression system can be connected to both the kitchen hood and the gas line running through it, so activation shuts off the gas.
Common applications named are restaurants, assisted living kitchens, hospital cafeterias and school cafeterias. The page says installation demands attention to design, construction and compliance with local fire codes, NFPA standards and equipment manufacturer guidelines, and that routine inspections, functional testing and documentation by qualified technicians are needed on an ongoing basis. Both Colorado branch pages list kitchen hood work among the services offered locally, alongside dry chemical and wet chemical suppression and pre-engineered systems.
The page does not state inspection frequencies for any specific kitchen, does not say what a particular jurisdiction requires, and does not publish any price, cost, rates or fees for kitchen hood inspection, installation or semi-annual service. Restaurant operators wanting an estimate or a quote, or wanting to schedule a service appointment, are directed to contact the company by phone or through the request form.
From hillerfire.com
Licences, certifications and company background
The site publishes a licences page for The Hiller Companies, LLC, which states the company holds licences in several states, counties and cities for work on fire protection systems, and that the page exists to meet state advertisement requirements. Two Colorado licences are listed: Fire Protection Lic 26-B-18173 and Fire Protection Lic 26-S-18173. Licences for other states, including Texas fire extinguisher and fire alarm certificates of registration, are listed separately and are not Colorado credentials. The page directs further licensing inquiries to an email address published on that page. Nothing beyond this list should be treated as a held licence or certification.
On certifications, the site says technicians are certified in the inspection, maintenance and recharging of all fire extinguisher types, and that technicians are NICET certified in fire alarm system installation and maintenance. No individual technician names, certificate numbers or expiry dates are published.
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Licences, certifications and company background
The site publishes a licences page for The Hiller Companies, LLC, which states the company holds licences in several states, counties and cities for work on fire protection systems, and that the page exists to meet state advertisement requirements. Two Colorado licences are listed: Fire Protection Lic 26-B-18173 and Fire Protection Lic 26-S-18173. Licences for other states, including Texas fire extinguisher and fire alarm certificates of registration, are listed separately and are not Colorado credentials. The page directs further licensing inquiries to an email address published on that page. Nothing beyond this list should be treated as a held licence or certification.
On certifications, the site says technicians are certified in the inspection, maintenance and recharging of all fire extinguisher types, and that technicians are NICET certified in fire alarm system installation and maintenance. No individual technician names, certificate numbers or expiry dates are published.
The about pages say The Hiller Companies was founded in 1919, opened its first office in New Orleans, is headquartered in Mobile, Alabama, and provides fire protection and life safety products and services in land-based and marine applications, with over 44 locations across the United States according to one page and 52 offices listed on the locations page. Stated values are put people first, empower the branches, earn customer trust, embrace the challenge and act with integrity.
No pricing, rates or fees are published anywhere on the site, and no insurance or bonding details are published. Contact the office by phone for anything not listed above.
From hillerfire.com
What The Hiller Companies has not published yet
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What The Hiller Companies has not published yet
These are things people ask The Hiller Companies that its published information does not yet cover.
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- delivery times
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