Job completed for Veranda Montessori School

Completion date: October 27, 2025

Location: Richmond, TX

Why did the customer contact us?

The customer contacted Fire Alarm Houston because they needed a Fire Alarm System installation for their commercial space, Veranda Montessori School — a Montessori preschool in Texas dedicated to providing an authentic Montessori curriculum integrated with a STEAM program. The school required a reliable fire protection system to ensure safety and compliance for students and staff at 1421 Great Blue Heron Ln, Richmond, TX 77469, United States.

Solutions provided:

Project Type: Commercial (Preschool & Educational Facility)

System Installed: Fire Alarm & Voice Evacuation System

Solutions Provided: Installed a 127-Point Addressable Fire Releasing Control Panel (PA) to manage and monitor all detection and notification devices across the facility. Integrated a 1-Zone 25-Watt Voice Evacuation Panel with Microphone to deliver clear voice instructions during emergencies. Installed Photoelectric Smoke Detectors and Fixed Temperature Heat Detectors for comprehensive fire detection. Added Speaker Strobes and Selectable Candela Ceiling Strobes (White) for both audible and visual emergency alerts. Mounted Addressable Dual-Action Pull Stations for manual activation. Installed Micro Input Modules, Flow Switch, and Tamper Switch Tie-ins for enhanced monitoring and system integration. Configured 10 Amp Power Supply and NAPCO StarLink Fire Communicator for dependable communication with the central monitoring station. Installed a 32-Character LCD Remote Annunciator for remote status display and quick access control. Included a Fire Alarm Drawing Box (Red) for secure storage of system documents and plans. Completed planning, permitting, installation, activation, and wiring in compliance with local and national fire codes.

Compliance & Inspection: System installation completed per NFPA standards and local authority requirements. Fire Alarm System successfully tested and ready for inspection and monitoring activation.

Team members on this project:

Gregry D Hazlett, Mohammed Arefin