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What we design

Fire protection design, from first sketch to final stamp.

Four disciplines that keep a project moving through permit and inspection. Every deliverable is PE-sealed and backed by hydraulic calculations.

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Fire Protection System Design

Design of wet, dry, deluge, and pre-action systems, standpipes, and fire pumps, delivered as PE-stamped drawings with the hydraulic calculations to back them.

PE-stamped design drawings
Stamped hydraulic calculations
Wet, dry, deluge & pre-action
Standpipes & fire pumps
Wet & dry systemsDeluge & pre-actionStandpipesFire pumps
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Building & Fire Code Consulting

Building and fire code review and consulting that resolves code questions early, so systems are designed right the first time and reviewers have less to flag.

Code-path review & interpretation
Early design-phase guidance
AHJ comment resolution
Coordination with the design team
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Plan Review

Independent review of fire protection plans and calculations for code compliance, coordination, and constructability before submittal.

Independent drawing review
Calculation check
Constructability & coordination
Pre-submittal sign-off
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Code Specific Fire Sprinkler Design

Sprinkler systems designed to NFPA 13, 13D, 13R, 409, and 30, FM Global standards, and UFC military standards. Laid out, hydraulically calculated, and stamped.

Sprinkler layout & piping design
Node-by-node hydraulic calcs
NFPA 13 / 13R / 13D compliance
Special occupancies (409, 30, UFC)
NFPA 13 / 13R / 13DNFPA 409 & 30FM GlobalUFC (military)
Who we serve

Built to slot into the way you already work.

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Architects & AE firms

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Building owners & developers

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Aviation

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Fire sprinkler & alarm contractors

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