Every HeadPlaced.Every ZoneTested.Every CodeMet.
We thread pipe, hang heads, and pull permits for commercial buildings that need to pass fire marshal inspection — the first time. Not the second. Not the third.
People You'll
Actually Meet
Every profile below is a real person who will be on your site. License numbers are public record. We encourage you to verify.
Marcus J. Reinholt
Lead Foreman
Lic. #FP-2847 · 17 yrs
Wet & Dry System Installation
Marcus walks every inspection with the AHJ. In 17 years he has never left a site with an open correction item.
Deborah Osei-Mensah
Hydraulic Designer
Lic. #NICET-III / FPD-0341 · 12 yrs
Hydraulic Calculations & Shop Drawings
Deborah drafts the calculations that keep the AHJ from sending the plans back. Her drawings are approved on first submission.
Tommy Vásquez
Journeyman Fitter
Lic. #JF-5519 · 9 yrs
Standpipe & Braze Welding
Tommy handles standpipe runs that other crews won't quote. His braze welds have passed hydrostatic test at 200 PSI every time.
Sandra K. Whitmore
Project Manager
Lic. #PM-Cert / OSHA-30 · 14 yrs
Permit Coordination & Inspection Scheduling
Sandra coordinates the permit desk, the AHJ, the GC, and the owner — all before Tuesday. Her projects close on schedule.
Site walks are free. We bring the measuring tape. You bring the fire marshal letter.
The Kinds of Jobs
We Don't Subcontract
Hospitals, cold storage, high-rise TIs. These are not jobs you hand to a crew you found on a bidding platform.
"They phased the shutdown to two hours per floor. The nursing staff never noticed. The fire marshal signed off in a single visit."
Facilities Director, 340-bed regional medical center, Chicago IL
"First crew that understood the glycol loop wasn't negotiable. They designed around it."
Property Manager, 280,000 sq ft cold-storage facility, Indianapolis IN
"Pulled permits in three jurisdictions, finished two days early. The GC sent us their next three jobs."
General Contractor, Class-A office tower, downtown Denver CO
Site Walk to Signed Card.
Nothing Left Open.
We measure before we quote.
One of our licensed fitters walks the property with you — not a salesperson. We photograph the riser room, note the occupancy type, and flag anything that will affect permit timing.
Typically 45–90 minutes. Free of charge.
Hydraulic calcs. Stamped drawings. Filed.
Deborah drafts the hydraulic calculations and shop drawings to the AHJ's exact standard. We file the permit application and track it to approval — you don't chase the permit desk.
Average permit approval: 8–14 business days.
Tuesday start. Friday finish.
The crew arrives with pre-cut pipe and a phased shutdown plan. We coordinate with building operations to minimize disruption. Every head placed to the drawing.
Daily progress reports via email or text.
We walk it with the AHJ.
Sandra schedules the inspection and Marcus walks it with the fire marshal. We carry the as-built drawings, the hydraulic calcs, and the test certifications. We don't leave until the card is signed.
97% first-inspection pass rate.
Licensed. Certified.
Inspection-Ready.
Every license number on this page is a matter of public record. We encourage you to look them up before you call anyone else.
97%
First-Inspection Pass Rate
Across 340+ commercial projects since 2009. We track every inspection outcome.
NICET III & IV
National Institute for Certification in Engineering Technologies — the highest field certification in fire suppression design.
NFPA 13 / 14 / 20
We design and install to NFPA standards for sprinkler systems, standpipe systems, and fire pumps across all occupancy types.
Licensed in 6 States
"The AHJ told me he wished every contractor walked in as prepared as your crew."
The First Step Is
Free.
Schedule a site walk and one of our licensed fitters will be there with a measuring tape, a notepad, and no sales pitch. If the project doesn't make sense for us, we'll tell you that too.
Active Violation?
If you have an active fire marshal violation or a reinspection date within 30 days, call the office directly. We hold capacity for urgent situations.