Licensed fire protection companies in Nebraska

Nebraska rules in brief

In Nebraska, any water based fire protection contractor who installs, repairs, alters, adds to, maintains or inspects these systems must first get a contractor certificate. Read the Nebraska fire inspection rules.

Each certified contractor needs a responsible managing employee who holds NICET Level III or IV in automatic sprinkler layout (or another recognized certification) and is an owner, partner or officer of the company. How companies are licensed in Nebraska.

Fire alarm systems are tested every year and looked over every 6 months under NFPA 72, and who may test them depends on the state. Fire alarm inspection rules, including Nebraska.

What Nebraska's license lists show

• Certified Water-Based Fire Protection Contractors, Nebraska State Fire Marshal: 56 entries, read October 7, 2026. Certificates are held by people at a company; we group them by company and count them. The list prints no address or phone, so these companies show without a town.

Look up a company by name or license number, then confirm it on the state's list.

Licensed in Nebraska, by town

Company names, license types, numbers and phones as the state publishes them. Out-of-state companies show their home town. A listing above means we also matched the company on Google.

Questions

How do I check that a fire protection company is licensed in Nebraska?

Nebraska State Fire Marshal publishes the list of licensed companies. We read it on October 7, 2026; every company in the table below comes from it, with its license number. Ask the technician for their own license or certificate too.

How many licensed fire protection companies are there in Nebraska?

The Nebraska list we read names 49 companies. It prints no addresses, so we cannot say how many are based in Nebraska.

Who may inspect fire sprinklers in Nebraska?

Every water based fire protection system must be inspected once a year by a certified contractor's representative; small home systems with two sprinklers or fewer are exempt.

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