Sessi Fire Protection has delivered compliant fire safety systems across Toronto’s most demanding environments — high-density condos, heritage office buildings, and large-scale industrial sites — backed by NFPA, ULC, and Ontario Fire Code expertise.
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Our Fire Protection Services in Toronto
Fire Extinguishers
NFPA 10 compliant supply, installation, inspection, and hydrostatic testing of portable fire extinguishers for commercial and industrial facilities.
Ontario Fire Code: O. Reg. 213/07 — Sprinklers required for buildings over 6 floors or 600 m² (mixed use)
Zoning By-law: By-law 569-2013 — Compliance triggered when renovations exceed 50% of building value in designated zones across the City of Toronto
City of Toronto actively targets pre-1975 buildings citywide for fire code compliance inspections.
CMHC Apartment Improvement Program (MRAP)
Up to $25,000 in Grants Available — Toronto
Toronto multi-unit residential buildings may qualify for up to $25,000 per building through the CMHC MRAP program to offset fire protection upgrade costs.
Established relationships with City of Toronto building inspectors
Experience with Toronto heritage building constraints
Toronto Building Dept permit submission expertise
Night-shift and weekend scheduling available
Why Choose SESSI in Toronto
We combine deep familiarity with Toronto Building Permit submissions, active relationships with City of Toronto inspectors, and flexible scheduling to deliver projects on time without disrupting occupied buildings.
Fire Protection FAQ — Toronto
Ontario Fire Code O. Reg. 213/07 requires sprinkler systems in buildings over six storeys or 600 m² mixed use. Toronto By-law 569-2013 triggers compliance review when renovation costs exceed 50% of building value. Our team manages all permit submissions with the Toronto Building Dept.
Yes. Multi-unit residential buildings in Toronto may qualify for up to $25,000 per building through the CMHC MRAP program. We help assess eligibility during your free site review.
We schedule night-shift and weekend installation windows to minimise disruption to residents and office tenants, coordinating closely with building management and Toronto Fire Services throughout.
Yes. We have experience navigating heritage building constraints in the Financial District and other protected areas, ensuring compliant systems that respect architectural requirements.
Our ULC-S561 monitoring connections tie directly into Toronto Fire Services dispatch infrastructure, with station assignment based on your building’s address zone.
