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BuildingReports

Name: BuildingReports
Address: 1325 Satellite Boulevard, Suite 1607, Suwanee, GA, 30024, US
Telephone: +17704951993

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BuildingReports provides mobile inspection software and online reporting tools to ensure the safety and compliance of commercial facilities.

Unparalleled technology-enabled solutions, the industry’s largest network of inspection professionals and decades of safety inspection experience. These powerful credentials make BuildingReports the trusted resource service companies, building owners and safety officials count on for accurate, verifiable and comprehensive safety compliance reporting. BuildingReports’ mobile and online inspection reporting tools enable inspectors to quickly gather data on fire and life safety devices to ensure they are working properly and meet code requirements, or identify actions needed to meet compliance through easily verifiable inspection reports. BuildingReports has the solutions, inspected device data and the qualified network to cement its reputation as the most trusted name in compliance reporting.

11/02/2026

Honoring a legacy. Investing in the future.

BuildingReports is proud to announce the BuildingReports: Brett M. Brewster Scholarship for Fire Protection, honoring our Co-Founder and Chairman’s commitment to advancing fire and life safety.

In partnership with Oklahoma State University’s CEAT Professional Development program, one recipient will receive:
- $2,500 toward approved Spring CEAT continuing education coursework
- A seat at BuildingReports Inspector’s Boot Camp, valued at $3,285

Applications are open through November 30, 2026.

Learn more and apply: https://www.buildingreports.com/m/brett-brewster-scholarship/

Investing in the people shaping the future of fire protection.

10/29/2026

The deficiency gap is real, and it's costing you.

When companies transition to BuildingReports, their first inspection identifies an average of 37.2% more deficiencies than the previous inspection.

While the percentages vary by application, our analysis found the same pattern across all five: more deficiencies were identified during the first BuildingReports inspection than during the previous inspection.

10/27/2026

What you don't know about a building's fire and life safety systems can have serious consequences.

A "passed" inspection doesn't mean every deficiency has been identified.

BuildingReports' analysis found that companies transitioning to the platform identified an average of 37.2% more deficiencies during their first inspection compared with the previous inspection.

That's a difference worth paying attention to.

For service providers and their customers, better visibility means more informed decisions about system conditions, maintenance, and compliance.

Because when it comes to fire and life safety, what you don't know still matters.

10/23/2026

When a fire sprinkler recall resurfaces more than 20 years later, can you identify the affected equipment?

Knowing an inspection happened is important. Knowing exactly what was inspected can make all the difference.

Device-level documentation gives service providers and building owners the visibility to identify potentially affected equipment, review inspection history, and make informed decisions when safety concerns arise.

A decades-old recall. A reminder of why the details matter.

Learn more in our latest blog. Link in the comments.

10/22/2026

A fire sprinkler recall from 2001 is back in the headlines.

More than two decades later, potentially dangerous equipment may still be installed in buildings across the country.

Would your inspection records tell you where?

A renewed federal warning is raising important questions about device-level documentation, historical inspection data, and what happens when known hazards go unaddressed.

For BuildingReports members, those answers are flagged and identified in your reports.

A decades-old recall. A warning worth revisiting.

Read the full article: bit.ly/sprinkler-recall

10/15/2026

Not every deficiency means something is broken.

Across multiple inspection categories in the 2026 Fire & Life Safety Inspection Benchmark Report, some of the most common deficiencies were tied to scheduled maintenance requirements, including:

- Expired service intervals
- Required inspections and testing
- Hydrostatic testing
- Six-year maintenance

It’s an important reminder that compliance isn’t only about identifying equipment that has failed. It’s also about knowing what needs attention and when.

Consistent, device-level inspection data gives service providers and their customers clearer visibility into maintenance requirements, helping them stay ahead of what’s due and make more informed service decisions.

Explore more insights in the 2026 Fire & Life Safety Inspection Benchmark Report: bit.ly/2026BMR

10/13/2026

A more complete inspection can change the conversation with your customer.

Instead of simply confirming that an inspection was completed, your team can show what was inspected, what was found, and what needs attention.

That level of visibility matters.

BuildingReports members capture detailed, device-level inspection data that gives them a clearer record of system condition and stronger information to bring into customer conversations.

Our analysis shows the impact: companies transitioning to BuildingReports identify an average of 37.2% more deficiencies on their first inspection compared to the previous inspection.

Greater visibility creates an opportunity for more informed conversations about system condition, maintenance, and next steps.

Because when your customers ask, “What did you find?” your team should have the data to answer with confidence.

Learn more or request a personalized demo: bit.ly/BRCDemo

10/08/2026

The next inspection shouldn't start from scratch.

Every visit to a building adds another chapter to its inspection history.

What was inspected last time? What deficiencies were identified? What has changed? What may require closer attention?

BuildingReports gives members access to detailed inspection history, carrying valuable information forward from one inspection to the next.

Each return visit provides technicians with greater context and service providers with better customer insights.

That's the value of inspection data that doesn't disappear when the report is delivered.

10/06/2026

A low failure rate doesn't always mean a low impact.

The 2026 Fire & Life Safety Inspection Benchmark Report found that smoke detectors generated the second-highest number of FireScan deficiencies, even though just 1.1% of smoke detectors inspected failed.

The reason? Volume.

Smoke detectors are among the most commonly inspected devices. Even with a relatively low failure rate, the sheer number inspected can translate into a significant number of deficiencies requiring attention.

That's where device-level inspection data makes a difference. Documenting each deficiency gives service providers and their customers greater visibility into system conditions and better information to make informed maintenance and compliance decisions.

Download the 2026 Fire & Life Safety Inspection Benchmark Report: bit.ly/2026BMR

10/01/2026

We’re excited to congratulate Alfredo Larrea on his promotion to Regional Manager - Latin America!

In this role, Alfredo will lead BuildingReports’ efforts throughout Central and South America and the Caribbean, supporting our members while continuing to build new relationships across the region.

Over the past several years, Alfredo has built strong connections with both longtime members and organizations joining the BuildingReports network. His knowledge of the market and commitment to the people we serve have already made a meaningful impact.

With Alfredo now leading our Latin America region, we look forward to strengthening those relationships, supporting our growing member community, and creating new opportunities to serve fire and life safety professionals throughout the region.

Please join us in congratulating Alfredo on his new role. We’re excited to see what’s ahead!

Address

1325 Satellite Boulevard, Suite 1607
Suwanee, GA
30024

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

Telephone

+17704951993

Website

https://www.buildingreports.com/

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