A design shop where the engineer is the person you actually talk to.
Rush Fire Protection is small on purpose. Fewer hands between your plans and a stamped set means faster answers and drawings that clear review.
Kansas City metro
Rush Fire Protection opened in 2022, but the work behind it started years earlier. Matt Rush spent his early career designing fire sprinkler systems, earned his PE license, and put in time at a consulting firm before deciding the market needed something simpler.
That simpler thing is the whole model. Rush stays small so that when you send a set of plans, it lands with Matt or with lead designer Lee Grim. Drawings come back hydraulically calculated and stamped, on a schedule built around your bid and permit dates.
Since opening, Rush has designed and stamped hundreds of projects across seven states for contractors, architects, building owners, and aviation clients who need a system done right the first time.
- 2022
- Founded
- 15+
- Combined years
- 4
- States licensed
- 7
- States stamped
The advantages of a firm you can reach in one call.
Talk to the engineer, not a queue
A small firm means you reach the PE or the designer directly. No account managers, no telephone tag.
Fast, dependable turnarounds
Design schedules built around your bid and permit deadlines, with realistic dates you can plan against.
Available outside normal hours
When a deadline lands after five, someone answers. Availability is part of the service.
Stamped to clear review
PE-sealed drawings and hydraulic calculations prepared to pass plan review the first time.
The people on every drawing.
Have a set of plans that needs a fire protection design?
Send drawings, a scope, or a deadline, and reach the engineer directly. You'll get a straight answer on timeline and fit.
Reachable outside standard hours. Call or email the engineer directly.