About Us

For Firefighters, by Firefighters

Fire Facilities was founded in 1989 with the goal of providing a better training experience for fire professionals. Our goal is to provide a safe, effective, and relevant training experience to firefighters. Every front line member of the sales staff at Fire Facilities is an experienced firefighter or military member.

The expertise of our in-house engineers, fire industry experience of employees, the best equipment, and over 100 years of manufacturing experience by our parent company, Trachte Building Systems, enables us to provide top-quality products designed to meet the unique training needs of fire departments all over the world.

We are committed to helping you build a project that you can be proud of, that will serve your current and future firefighters for decades to come. Our staff of professionals will assist your organization with concepts and designs that incorporate all aspects fundamental to your needs while maintaining safety.

“I am very pleased with the degree of professionalism exhibited throughout this project. All add-ons and changes were met with a "can-do" attitude. I recommend your company to anyone who inquires.”

Edward Beirne, Captain
Metro West Fire Protection District
Wildwood, Missouri

Standard Designs are the Starting Point for your Customized Tower

Every city is unique, every training officer has his or her own style, and no two departments have the exact same needs.

The standard designs at Fire Facilities provide the starting point for your community’s project. Most departments will modify our designs with the wide variety of optional features. Our in-house engineering staff is available to customize our standard training structure designs to handle your training needs, whatever they may be.

The structural steel framework of our training towers allows for easy expansion should your needs change – A Fire Facilities Fire Training Tower is designed to grow with your community. Adding extra burn rooms or even extra floors can be accomplished when needed.

Made in the USA

Fire Facilities is the only major manufacturer of Steel Fire Training Towers that is Made in the USA. All steel components are fabricated and finished in the USA using domestic steel. Fire Facilities is 100% employee owned.

We Keep Good Company

All across America members of the U.S. Armed Forces train on Fire Facilities towers. Right now there are more than 50 of our Made in America steel towers on bases nationwide. From Elmendorf Air Force Base in Alaska to Jacksonville Naval Air Station in Florida to U.S. Army Fort Sam Houston in Texas, Fire Facilities training structures serve in every branch of the military. We’re honored to help train our best to be their best.

U.S. Air Force fire protection specialists assigned to the 673d Civil Engineer Squadron, wait in their Striker aircraft rescue and firefighting vehicle to respond to a simulated emergency during wartime-firefighting readiness training at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Alaska, Aug. 23, 2018. During the readiness training the Air Force firefighters donned various levels of mission oriented protective posture (MOPP) gear and practiced responding to emergency situations in a simulated toxic environment during a chemical, biological, radiological, or nuclear strike.

VANDENBERG AIR FORCE BASE, Calif.-- U.S. Air Force Civilian Andrew Klein, 30th Civil Engineering Squadron, Fire Fighter, drags a 175 pound dummy from a start point to a end point during training July 29th, in preparation for the fire fighter combat challenge in October. U.S. Air Force Civilian Matthew Stevens, 30th Civil Engineering Squadron, Fire Fighter, runs with a fire hose draped over his shoulder to a finishing point during training July 29th, in preparation for the fire fighter combat challenge in October. U.S. Air Force Civilian Marissa Halbeisen, 30th Civil Engineering, Fire Fighter, rushes up a 4-story flight of stairs during training July 29th, in preparation for the fire fighter combat challenge in October. This is the teams first time competing as well as making the championship competition. The Challenge seeks to encourage fire fighter fitness and demonstrate the profession's rigors to public. Wearing "full bunker gear" and the SCOTT Air-Pak breathing apparatus, pairs of competitors race head-to-head as they simulate the physical demands of real-life fire fighting by performing a linked series of five tasks including climbing the 5-story tower, hoisting, chopping, dragging hoses, and rescuing a life-size, 175 lb. "victim" as they race against themselves, their opponent and the clock. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Senior Airman Bryan Boyette)

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