Fully licensed fire & security contractorCSLB #978023 · ACO #7133 · UL UUFX S36457

Fireside Security, Inc. holds California contractor license CSLB #978023 with both C-10 (electrical) and C-7 (low voltage systems) classifications. You can verify the license and its classifications on the Contractors State License Board website at cslb.ca.gov.

Yes. Commercial fire alarm work in California requires a C-10 electrical classification plus an Alarm Company Operator license from BSIS to sell, install, and monitor alarm systems. Fireside holds CSLB #978023 (C-10) and BSIS ACO #7133, and operates a UL-Listed central station under listing UUFX S36457.

UUFX S36457 is Fireside Security's UL listing for its central-station monitoring facility. It means Underwriters Laboratories audits the facility against the UL 827 standard — physical security, redundant power and communications, backup facilities, staffing, and supervised alarm signal handling. Most California fire departments (AHJs) and insurance carriers only accept alarm signals from a UL-Listed facility.

Three ways: search license #978023 on the California CSLB license lookup to confirm the C-7 and C-10 classifications and standing; confirm Alarm Company Operator #7133 with BSIS; and confirm central-station listing UUFX S36457 through UL. We encourage every buyer to check before signing a contract.

Yes. When Fireside monitors your fire alarm panel, signals are received at our UL-Listed central station and dispatched under NFPA 72 protocols, with documentation your AHJ and insurance carrier can accept. Waterflow, tamper, supervisory, and trouble signals are all handled under the same listing.

Yes. The C-7 low voltage systems classification covers access control, video surveillance, intrusion detection, and intercom work, and the ACO license covers alarm-company activity — so one California-licensed contractor can deliver integrated fire and security systems instead of splitting the project across vendors.