Fire Watch Guards in Alaska – Certified, Fast, and Statewide

When your fire alarm system fails or sprinklers go offline in the harsh conditions of Alaska, Fast Guard Service delivers licensed Fire Watch Guards—anywhere in the state—within hours.

Whether you’re protecting a hospital in Anchorage, a job site in Fairbanks, or an event in Juneau, our certified guards are trained to patrol, monitor, and report fire risks until your systems are restored.

Why Alaskan Businesses Trust Fast Guard Service

Emergency Fire Watch Coverage in Under 4 Hours
Licensed & Insured – Compliant with Alaska Fire Code & NFPA 101
Detailed Hourly Logs & Daily Patrol Reports
Rugged, All-Weather-Ready Personnel
Flat-Rate, Transparent Pricing
24/7 Availability Across All Alaska Time Zones

When Is Fire Watch Required in Alaska?

You are required to deploy fire watch guards when:

Fire alarms, sprinklers, or suppression systems are inoperable
Hot work is being performed (e.g., welding or grinding)
A construction site, warehouse, or remote facility lacks fire protection
A local fire marshal mandates fire watch coverage

Our guards are ready to secure your property during inspections, outages, renovations, or emergencies.

WE COVER EVERYTHING!

Event Security

Commercial Security

Residential Security

Fire Watch Service Areas in Alaska

We proudly cover:

Anchorage
Fairbanks
Juneau
Wasilla
Sitka
Ketchikan
Kodiak
Kenai
And all surrounding regions — even remote job sites

Fast Guard Service specializes in hard-to-reach areas, remote outposts, and 24/7 rotating coverage.

What Our Clients Say:

“Our industrial site outside Fairbanks lost fire protection mid-winter. Fast Guard flew in personnel within 24 hours. They were professional, punctual, and 100% by the book.”
— Operations Manager, Oil & Gas Sector

Need Fire Watch in Alaska?

Avoid shutdowns, protect your workers, and stay compliant with Alaska’s top-rated Fire Watch service.

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Fast Guard Service – Alaska’s Fastest Fire Watch Provider, Built for Extreme Conditions

What Exactly is FireWatch?

In short, a Fire Watch Guard is a provisional arrangement in which a person or patrol physically checks buildings and/or other property for extreme fire hazard situations.

Fire Watches are normally conducted when the probabilities of a fire-related incident are high. For example, whenever ‘hot work’ construction processes are taking place on-site (common ‘hot work’ processes are welding, soldering, flame-cutting, riveting and brazing). Another typical ‘high-probability’ example would be in the case of malfunctioning alarm and/or sprinkler systems.

What Do FireWatch Teams Do in alaska?

The duties of fire protection personnel may vary between jobs and location sites, but there are basic tasks that come with each position. In the course of their duties, our trained personnel, (who are familiarized with the layout), will check all exits and fire extinguishers. They will have on their person, the materials necessary to execute a fast evacuation and to notify any other occupants in the event of a fire. In most cases, Fast Guard’s personnel would also carry a portable horn, a flashlight, a full all-access set of keys to the premises, writing materials, and a copy of their specific duties.

How Much Does Fire Watch Cost?

A typical private fire watch company can charge $35-50+ per hour depending on the location and if it’s an emergency. If the Fire Marshall has to staff the occupancy, he usually charges upwards of $200 per hour because he will be using fire department personnel and would have to pay overtime etc.