Fire Sprinkler Installation & Design
Design-build fire sprinkler systems for new construction, tenant finishes, and upgrades across Colorado and Wyoming — hydraulically calculated, permitted, installed, and tested to NFPA 13.
Design-Build, Start to Finish
One contractor from concept to certificate of occupancy — no coordinating between a designer, an installer, and a tester:
- check_circleHydraulic calculations & occupancy hazard analysis
- check_circleStamped shop drawings & AHJ permit submittal
- check_circleFabrication, installation & overhead coordination
- check_circleHydrostatic & acceptance testing with the AHJ
Systems We Install
- check_circleWet pipe systems for commercial & multi-family
- check_circleDry pipe systems for unheated & freezer spaces
- check_circlePre-action systems for data centers & sensitive areas
- check_circleTenant finish & build-out sprinkler modifications
- check_circleSystem upgrades, extensions & head relocations
- check_circleWarehouse, retail, industrial & office occupancies
Service Area
FAQ
Do you handle design as well as installation? expand_more
Yes. We provide full design-build service — hydraulic calculations, stamped shop drawings, permit submittal to the AHJ, installation, and final acceptance testing. You get one accountable contractor from plan to sign-off.
Can you install sprinklers in an occupied building? expand_more
Yes. Tenant finishes and retrofits are a large part of our work. We phase the installation, coordinate shutdowns with your property manager, and keep the rest of the system in service so the building stays protected and compliant.
What types of systems do you install? expand_more
Wet, dry, pre-action, and antifreeze systems for commercial, industrial, retail, warehouse, and multi-family projects. We size and hydraulically calculate every job to the occupancy hazard per NFPA 13.
Do you pull the permits and handle inspections? expand_more
We manage the entire permitting process with your local AHJ, coordinate rough-in and final inspections, and perform the required hydrostatic and acceptance tests so your certificate of occupancy isn't held up.