For more than twenty years, Capstone Fire & Safety Management has delivered full-spectrum fire service solutions to utilities, industrial facilities, and critical infrastructure organizations across the nation — from wildland fire response and industrial fire brigade services to technical rescue, vegetation management, and 24/7 asset monitoring.
Capstone serves nearly every sector within the nation's public, private, and government critical infrastructure — from refineries and biotech campuses to utility corridors and high-risk residential zones. We maintain a committed safety culture backed by site-specific safety plans vetted through ISNetworld and Avetta, and our integrated approach combines boots-on-the-ground response with real-time fire behavior monitoring, satellite weather integration, and geospatial analytics.
Whether you need an outsourced compliance solution, a long-term fuels mitigation program, or immediate standby coverage, Capstone builds trusted, lasting partnerships with every client we serve.
Our passion is to ensure that your team members go home to their families at the end of the day. We are confident that we will provide you with an unparalleled service through professional property and life safety protection solutions. Come experience the Capstone Way.
About CapstoneWe work collaboratively with our customers to become part of the safety infrastructure providing an unsurpassed level of turn-key safety programs.
Our customers report material benefit by using our services reducing their risk of inadvertent events costing time, money, and injury.
Having personnel with first-hand knowledge of specialized fire and rescue needs brings an unsurpassed expertise to an emergency situation.
“Capstone has been very responsive to the needs of our company. Maintaining a safe environment during confined space entries allows us to preserve our “Safety First” culture. Very professional and well trained, Capstone is our first call.”— LaMont Feske
“These guys know their stuff, provide an extremely valuable service and should be an integral part of wildfire disaster planning.”— Rogan Dwyer
“Professional wildland & critical infrastructure protection services.”— Daniel Bruffett
“Capstone was a great company to work with. They assisted my company by provided rescue support for our internal inspection of a 78″ water transmission line. They provided safety equipment and personal necessary to ensure our project proceeded in a safe and reliable manner. They were easy to work with and were very responsive to our impromptu support requests. Capstone provided an excellent service in safety management and I would contact them again for the next project.”— Cruiz
“Great group of professionals, they ensure I make it home safe to my family!”— Ray Ruiz
“We have used two different contractors to perform this function for us, but have been extremely pleased with one in particular, Capstone. They have been extremely professional, very responsive to our needs, and economically reasonable.”— Sr. Program Manager, San Diego Gas & Electric
“It is with great deal of pride and pleasure that I extend my heartiest recommendation for the sound business and acumen and relationship we here at SCE have experienced in our continued partnership with Capstone. As the primary vendor for wildfire and emergency services, Capstone has responded to and exceeded our every business need. In often hectic situations, SCE has nevertheless repeatedly received courteous, prompt and reliable service from Capstone. Accordingly, we continue to look forward to a meaningful business relationship.”— T&D Safety Manager, Southern California Edison
“Capstone has exceeded all rescue service expectations. Employees are very well trained and professional.”— General Foreman, United States Gypsum Co.
“I have been working with Capstone’s confined space team for several years and couldn’t imagine working with a more professional organization. Their crew is very responsive, on time and well trained.”— President, Tucker Construction
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