VFS is a nation-wide source for exemplary fire and security services for commercial buildings, and special hazards. Our teams work with the most advanced technologies and systems to create intelligent, efficient fire and life safety solutions.
Our commitment to our team is to train them on all the latest technologies and provide opportunities for growth and development.
We are committed to supporting the charities in our community that make the world a better place. Part of our company mission is to leave the world a better place than how we found it. We do this through our support of and volunteer work with these charitable organizations.
Our fire and life safety systems integrate every aspect of a building from security systems, to fire protection and suppression to alarm and communication systems. We operate nationwide through our partnerships with local experts.
Our supported products include, but are not limited to: Ansul™, Autocall®, AES®, Kidde™, Potter®, and Valcom®
Our commitment to our clients is based on our 25+ years of dedicated collaboration and leadership in the fire and life safety community.
From the national leaders in fire and security services
At VFS, we focus on design/build, our team can assist you in these planning stages, guiding you all the way through until completion of your large-scale commercial projects.
Our CEO, Randy Nelson plays an integral role in the NFPA technical world. With over 25 years of hands-on experience and multiple years spent on 3 different code-writing and technical committees, he has helped to develop the fire codes referenced around the world. Randy currently sits on NFPA 11 which helps to write the codes and standards for low, medium and high-expansion foam giving our clients firsthand knowledge of the ever-changing industry standards
Inspections, testing, and maintenance of fire protection and fire alarm systems by our trained personnel who conduct all inspections as outlined by the requirements of NFPA and local codes.
VFS leads the way in special hazard protection. It all begins with the integration of fire suppression systems and sound and communication systems.
