Boston Fire Escape Services

Certification, Inspection, Repairs & Fabrication

One coordinated path to a certified, functional fire escape—aligned with Massachusetts expectations and City of Boston process.

Start with an Inspection
Technician performing structural fire escape repair mid-stair on an urban brick building

What we sell

A certified, functional fire escape is a life-safety system.

Boston Fire Escapes sells safety and code-aligned exterior egress—not decorative ironwork. Inspection, repair, and certification exist so your fire escape can perform in an emergency and satisfy Massachusetts and City of Boston requirements.

Life safety first

A fire escape is an emergency exit. If it fails under load, tenants, residents, and first responders lose a critical way out.

Certified under code

Boston and Massachusetts expect applicable exterior egress systems to be inspected, documented, and kept within the current City and state process—not left to guesswork.

Functional, not cosmetic

Paint alone does not make a fire escape safe. Treads, landings, rails, anchors, and connections must actually work when people need them.

Documented for owners & managers

Inspection findings, repair scopes, and certification support give owners, boards, buyers, lenders, and property managers a clear compliance trail.

If the structure is unsafe, it cannot honestly be treated as certified. If it is certified on paper but cannot carry people in an emergency, it has failed its purpose. We connect field condition, repair when required, and documentation under the applicable code path.

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Core services

Everything your building needs for exterior egress.

Each service connects to the same goal: a fire escape that is safe to use and ready for honest certification documentation.

Professionally maintained black metal fire escape on a Boston building after repair and certification-ready finish

Certification

Five-year certification support for applicable exterior egress systems—documentation that follows inspection and any required repairs under Massachusetts and City of Boston expectations.

Certification path
Technician inspecting a multi-story black fire escape on a red brick Boston building

Inspection

Professional field inspection focused on life safety: treads, landings, rails, anchors, corrosion, and whether the fire escape can actually perform in an emergency.

Schedule inspection
Two workers repairing a black fire escape on a Main Street brick building in Massachusetts

Repairs

Structural repair so deteriorated steel becomes functional again—then verification and certification support when the system is ready.

Repair for safety

Code-aligned path

From inspection to certified, functional egress

A clear Massachusetts / Boston workflow: inspect for safety, repair what fails, then document certification only when the fire escape can perform.

  1. 01

    Schedule Inspection

    Send the address, access details, photos, and any notice or deadline.

  2. 02

    Professional Inspection

    The exterior egress system is reviewed as a life-safety structure under code—not only surface finish.

  3. 03

    Inspection Report

    Deficiencies, photos, and required next steps are organized for ownership and compliance teams.

  4. 04

    Repair If Required

    Unsafe steel, anchors, rails, treads, landings, and connections are scoped so the system can function.

  5. 05

    Final Verification

    Completed work is reviewed before certification documentation moves forward.

  6. 06

    Certification / Affidavit

    When the structure supports it, certification or affidavit documentation follows the current City and state process.

Safety decision

After Your Inspection

Certification is earned by condition—not assumed. The goal is a fire escape that is both documented and able to protect people.

Fire Escape Is Acceptable

When the system is structurally sound and functional, inspection leads to report, certification documentation, and the next five-year cycle under the applicable Boston process.

Repairs Are Required

If deficiencies put safety or code compliance at risk, we document findings, scope repairs, restore function, verify the work, then support certification documentation.

Related support

Commercial teams and property managers.

Commercial Fire Escapes

Inspection, repair, and certification coordination for facilities, institutions, and commercial ownership teams.

Commercial services

Property Managers

Portfolio scheduling, deficiency records, repair coordination, and certification tracking across managed buildings.

Manager workflow

5-Year Inspection Guide

How Boston five-year inspection, repair, and affidavit documentation typically connect.

Read the guide

Affidavit Support

How affidavit documentation relates to inspection findings, repairs, and City filing.

Affidavit details

Protect people. Stay in code.

Need the right fire escape service for your building?

Schedule inspection, upload a notice, or request repair review. We align field safety with Massachusetts and City of Boston documentation requirements.

(617) 271-8278