Trophy Peak Fire Protection

03/12/2026

Proud of this team.

Taking time to come together, share experience, and learn from each other helps keep our standards high at Trophy Peak. Our monthly safety meeting is a big part of that.

Safety starts with a team that looks out for each other.

Proud to work alongside such a strong group of people serving Reno and Northern Nevada.

02/26/2026

Twenty years in Northern Nevada.

Founded by Mike Lee in 2006, Trophy Peak Fire Protection remains locally owned and operated, serving residential, commercial, and industrial properties across the region.

We’re proud of the work we’ve done and the relationships we’ve built over the past 20 years. Thank you to the customers and partners who have trusted us along the way.

02/18/2026

Kids, family, and a lot of Trophy Peak pride… even on snow days.

Around here, it’s more than a company. It’s family. The next generation is already learning what it means to take pride in the work and the people behind it.

Protecting lives and property isn’t just a job. It’s who we are.

11/05/2025

Safety and peace of mind go hand in hand. Trophy Peak Fire Protection helps Reno properties upgrade to modern fire alarm system with 24/7 monitoring and integrated security.

Upgrade your fire alarm system and make your Northern Nevada home or business safer. Reliable fire systems protect what matters most.

10/23/2025

As winter approaches in Northern Nevada, now is the time to make sure your fire protection and backflow prevention systems are ready for freezing temperatures.

Frozen pipes can lead to costly repairs, water contamination, and system failure when you need protection most. Whether it’s your building’s fire suppression system or your landscaping irrigation line, proactive maintenance and testing are essential for safety and compliance.

At Trophy Peak Fire Protection, our certified technicians provide full-service inspection, testing, and winterization for fire systems throughout Northern Nevada and Northern California. Schedule your inspection today.

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Prepare for winter in Reno with Trophy Peak Fire Protection. Expert winter backflow preparation, testing, and fire system winterization.

10/15/2025

For reliable fire protection in Reno, trust Trophy Peak Fire. Our A+ BBB rating shows the care and attention we give to every customer. Keeping homes and businesses safe is our passion.

Read more: https://trophypeakfirereno.com/fire-protection-reno-bbb/

10/11/2025

We love a good deal — but not when a lower price comes with a higher risk of fire.

Not all batteries are created equal. Only purchase lithium-ion battery products that have a recognized safety certification mark. This mark means the product has been tested and meets important safety standards.

And don’t forget to stay informed about recalls like this one: https://www.cpsc.gov/Warnings/2025/CPSC-Warns-Consumers-to-Immediately-Stop-Using-INSE-Cordless-Stick-Vacuums-Due-to-Fire-and-Burn-Hazards-Risk-of-Serious-Injury-and-Death-Sold-on-Amazon-com

Safety starts with smart choices, Reno.

10/11/2025

Don’t toss lithium-ion batteries or devices in the trash or regular
recycling bins—they can start a fire. Drop them off at a legit battery
recycling spot —it’s safer and way better for the planet. Visit call2recycle.org to find a drop-off location near you.

Charge Into Fire Safety for Fire Prevention Week.

10/10/2025

Charging something big like an e-bike, scooter, or power tool with a lithiumion battery? Do it outside. Use a flat, dry area away from direct sunlight, anything wet, kids, or tripping hazards. And make sure your bike or device is secure—so it doesn’t fall while charging.

Charge Into Fire Safety for Fire Prevention Week.

10/10/2025

Charge any lithium-ion battery device on a hard surface—never on your bed, couch, or under a pillow. And don’t overcharge. Once it’s at 100%, unplug and move on. Charge Into Fire Safety for Fire Prevention Week.

10/10/2025

Before you buy anything with a lithium-ion battery, do your homework.
Check the packaging and product for a mark from a nationally recognized testing lab—that stamp means it meets real safety standards. A lot of
products sold online and in stores don’t, and that can seriously increase
your risk of fire.

Charge Into Fire Safety for Fire Prevention Week.