Serving Richmond Hill Centre, Langstaff, Oak Ridges, Jefferson and the Yonge Street Corridor — coordinated with Richmond Hill Fire and Emergency Services.
Sessi Fire Protection delivers NFPA-compliant sprinkler, alarm, and suppression systems across Richmond Hill’s growing residential towers, mixed-use developments, and commercial corridors — with full York Region permit support.
Ontario Fire Code: O. Reg. 213/07 — Sprinklers required for buildings over 6 floors or 600 m² (mixed use)
Zoning By-law: Town of Richmond Hill Zoning By-law 113-00 — Compliance review triggered by change of use or renovations exceeding 50% of building value
Richmond Hill Fire conducts compliance inspections of older residential and commercial buildings along the Yonge Street Corridor.
CMHC Apartment Improvement Program (MRAP)
Up to $25,000 in Grants Available — Richmond Hill
Eligible multi-unit residential buildings in Richmond Hill may qualify for up to $25,000 per building through the CMHC MRAP program for fire protection upgrades.
Langstaff Gateway transit-oriented development experience
Richmond Hill Fire coordination for acceptance testing
Flexible scheduling for occupied residential towers
Why Choose SESSI in Richmond Hill
We combine York Region permit expertise with established working relationships with Richmond Hill Fire and Emergency Services — ensuring your project moves from design through final inspection without unnecessary delays.
Fire Protection FAQ — Richmond Hill
New towers in Langstaff Gateway require full NFPA 13 sprinkler systems, CAN/ULC-S524 addressable alarms, and ULC-S561 monitoring connected to Richmond Hill Fire. We manage York Region permit submission and all acceptance testing coordination.
Yes. Qualifying multi-unit residential buildings in Richmond Hill can access up to $25,000 per building through the CMHC MRAP program. We assess eligibility during your free site review.
Yes. Our service area covers the full municipality of Richmond Hill, including Oak Ridges, Jefferson, Bayview Hill, and North Richvale. Station 84 (Oak Ridges) is the primary fire station for monitoring connections in the northern portions of the city.
Renovations exceeding 50% of building value under By-law 113-00 trigger a full Ontario Fire Code compliance review. Our team identifies this threshold early in project planning and manages the York Region submission process.
Commercial fire alarm monitoring in Richmond Hill must meet ULC-S561, with systems connected directly to Richmond Hill Fire and Emergency Services or an approved monitoring station. We provide full design, installation, and ULC certification.
