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FireCad Software by Cadgen is a comprehensive design tool for fire alarm systems. It facilitates the creation, modification, and management of fire alarm system designs, ensuring compliance with industry standards.

Fire alarm design is a meticulous process that demands precision and efficiency. FireCAD, an advanced AutoCAD add-in by CadGen Software, is specifically tailored to meet these needs. By integrating specialized tools and features, FireCAD can significantly streamline your workflow.

The NFPA 2024 Expo is just around the corner, and FireCAD is excited to be part of this premier event for fire protection professionals.

Fire alarm performance is crucial across all sectors, but education is perhaps the most important of all. Throughout the United States, K-12 schools are particularly vulnerable to emergencies where lives are in the balance. Fire alarm systems are responsible for alerting school building occupants to emergencies ranging from building fires to active shooter events. This […]

For those tasked with providing fire alarm design in schools, it is critical to know the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) fire alarm design requirements for educational occupancies.

Is a lifetime license of our FireCAD® fire alarm design tool right for your business? This is a great question that we can address with some simple information. 

FireCAD™ offers a powerful, custom CAD solution for those who have previously used AutoCAD for fire alarm design. Creating a project in FireCAD is easy, especially for those with previous AutoCAD experience. Here are some helpful hints to use as you find your way around. 

If your firm is ready for a new fire alarm design program, there are many options to choose from. However, there are some key reasons to make FireCAD™ by CadGen Software your first choice. Here are the primary reasons to consider FireCAD™ first. 

The holidays should be festive and fun, but they are also a time of heightened fire risk. It is incumbent upon everyone from public servants and fire safety professionals, to electricians and general contractors, to educate the public on how to mitigate these risks and prevent fires from starting.