Residential sprinklers
Sprinkler scopes for homes, additions, and remodels.
Written scope. Confirmed availability.
Scope & deliverables
- Plan review and residential scope definition
- NFPA 13D head-layout and hydraulic-calculation coordination
- Shop drawings, riser details, and permit-ready sprinkler submittal
- AHJ permit and correction coordination for the sprinkler scope
- Pipe, fittings, heads, and field installation
- Pressure testing and final sprinkler inspection support
Scope, qualifications, approvals, fee, and schedule are confirmed for your project.
What to send
- Project address and city
- Architectural floor plans or the current permit set (PDF)
- Whether the project is new construction, an addition, or a remodel
- Available water-supply or flow-test information, if you have it
- Target construction, rough-in, and final-inspection dates
Qualifications & resources
Request current insurance documentation. Your project team confirms local qualifications, required seals, and approvals.
FAQ
Questions
Can you quote a residential remodel from architectural plans?
Yes. Send the current architectural set and project address. We can use the plans to establish the sprinkler scope and identify what still needs to be confirmed before the final design and permit package.
Does every house use NFPA 13D?
No. The applicable sprinkler standard and whether sprinklers are required depend on the building code, occupancy, project scope, and the local authority having jurisdiction. We confirm the project path before treating 13D as the final design basis.
Do you handle design, permitting, calculations, materials, and installation together?
For Washington residential projects we accept, yes — those pieces can be carried as one coordinated sprinkler scope rather than leaving the builder to connect separate design and field-install teams.
What makes a residential bid faster to price?
A current floor plan, the full project address, the remodel or new-build scope, any water-supply information already available, and the target construction schedule remove most of the first-round back-and-forth.
Next step
Let’s start your project.
Send your project online. We’ll follow up by email.