ExpectFire for business

Know when Fire or EMS is dispatched to a property you manage.

No hardware. No installation. Nothing required at the property. Send us the addresses you manage and ExpectFire can notify you when Fire or EMS is dispatched to one of them — helping your team know sooner and respond faster.

Currently available across Pinellas County, Florida. Portfolio pricing is based on the number of addresses you want covered.

ExpectFire portfolio dashboard and live map view showing a 911 dispatch alert at a managed property
Paul Govoni, in firefighter turnout gear
Who built this

Built by a firefighter who responded to these calls.

ExpectFire was created by Paul Govoni, a firefighter who serves with St. Petersburg Fire Rescue.

He saw the same communication gap repeatedly: emergency services could already be responding while the property owner, manager, or family member responsible for the location still had no idea anything had happened.

ExpectFire was built to close that gap by routing emergency dispatch information to the people who need to know.

For property managers and service providers, that means offering something built from firsthand emergency-response experience — not simply another property technology platform.

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The gap

Emergency services may know before you do.

A kitchen fire. A medical emergency. A fall at 3:00 a.m.

Fire or EMS may already be responding while the person responsible for the property is still waiting to hear from a resident, neighbor, caregiver, cleaner, or owner.

That delay isn’t necessarily a security problem or a monitoring problem.

It’s an information problem.

The dispatch exists. It simply isn’t being routed to you.

ExpectFire helps change that.

17,073calls in the last 30 days alone
Pinellas County Fire-EMS dispatch data · 30-day window
Who this is for

One notification gap. Several industries.

  • Home Watch

    Know what happens between scheduled visits.

    You may check a property once or twice a week, but emergencies don't follow a schedule. ExpectFire can help home watch companies know when Fire or EMS is dispatched to a client's property between visits — and potentially offer emergency dispatch alerts as an additional client service.

  • Vacation Rentals

    Know when an emergency involves one of your properties.

    A fire, medical emergency, or other Fire/EMS response can happen while a guest is staying at the property — or while the unit is sitting empty. ExpectFire gives operators another way to stay informed without installing hardware or relying on someone at the property to contact them.

  • Property Management

    Get notified when Fire or EMS responds to a property you manage.

    Instead of first hearing about an incident from a tenant, owner, neighbor, or maintenance team, ExpectFire can send the dispatch information directly to your team. For managers responsible for dozens or hundreds of addresses, that creates another layer of portfolio-wide awareness.

  • Senior Care & Aging Services

    Help close the gap between an emergency call and the people who need to know.

    When Fire or EMS is dispatched to a client's residence, family members, care coordinators, or other responsible parties may not hear about it immediately. ExpectFire can help designated teams stay informed when an emergency response involves an enrolled address.

Diagram showing ExpectFire's flow: a monitored property list, a 911 dispatch alert with map, and delivery to phone and email
How it works

Three steps. Nothing to install on site.

  1. Send us your address list

    Provide your portfolio as a spreadsheet, CSV, or through our coverage checker. There is no equipment to install, no property visit required, and no device to maintain.

  2. ExpectFire processes dispatch activity

    Our always-on systems process available emergency dispatch data and match qualifying Fire and EMS incidents against the addresses enrolled in your account.

  3. Your team gets notified

    When a qualifying dispatch matches one of your enrolled properties, ExpectFire sends an alert with the available incident details so your team can act accordingly.

Pricing

$1 per door, per month.

Billed annually. No hardware fees or per-user charges.

Simple portfolio pricing based on the number of dwelling units you cover.

Whether you manage a single-family rental, a 40-unit apartment building, or a portfolio across multiple properties, you pay the same $1 per door, per month.

Estimate your cost$1 / door / month, billed annually
75doors
$900/ year$75 / month equivalent

A door is one dwelling unit. A single-family home counts as one door; a 40-unit apartment building counts as 40.

The estimate above reflects our actual business rate. Business accounts are activated directly with our team so we can confirm your property list, coverage, and account setup before service begins.

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Coverage

Pinellas County, Florida. That is the whole list today.

ExpectFire is live across Pinellas County and nowhere else yet. Hillsborough County and Manatee County are next. If your properties are split across counties, the coverage checker will tell you exactly how many we can turn on today, address by address, before you spend a call on it.

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Book a call

Tell us what you manage.

Whether you manage 20 properties or 2,000, we’ll help determine how ExpectFire can fit into your operation.

Tell us approximately how many addresses you manage and where they’re located. We’ll review your coverage and discuss portfolio pricing with you.