Fire protection and sprinkler submittals, organized for review
We prepare Division 21 submittal packages for fire protection contractors: sprinkler heads, valves, piping, hangers, fire pumps and standpipe equipment, with every listing and rating the reviewer and the authority having jurisdiction look for.
Division 21 submittals we prepare
Fire protection submittals go to more reviewers than most: the engineer, the architect, often the owner's insurer and the fire marshal. We organize product data by system and component, with listings, approvals and ratings marked so each reviewer finds what they need.
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Wet & dry-pipe sprinkler systems
Sprinkler heads by type, finish and temperature rating, valves, alarm devices and specialties, with UL listings and FM approvals marked.
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Common work results
Pipe, fittings, sleeves and escutcheons with the materials and pressure ratings each system requires.
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Hangers & supports
Hanger and seismic bracing components, with seismic calculations where the project requires them.
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Standpipes & fire department connections
Hose valves, FDCs and standpipe components with thread types and finishes coordinated to the local fire department.
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Fire pumps
Pump, driver and controller data, the certified pump curve, wiring diagrams and the pump room layout.
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Identification
Valve tags, signs and hydraulic placards, with the content and formats required by the spec.
Section numbers follow CSI MasterFormat. Your project manual always governs: we build each package from its own Part 1 submittal requirements. Need another section? See the full CSI divisions list.
Every package we deliver includes
- Transmittal cover sheet for every package, numbered by spec section and revision
- Bookmarked, indexed PDF so reviewers can jump straight to each item
- Line-by-line spec check against Part 2 (products) and the Part 1 submittal article
- Marked-up product data: the exact model, size, options and accessories highlighted
- Deviations listed up front, never buried, with the reason for each
- RFI drafts when the drawings and specs conflict, instead of guessing
- Resubmittals that answer every reviewer comment, one by one
Why fire protection submittals get sent back
- Sprinkler heads with the wrong response type, K-factor or temperature rating for the hazard
- Missing UL listing or FM approval pages for listed components
- Head finishes and escutcheons that don't match the architect's ceiling requirements
- Hydraulic calculations or working plans submitted without the required signatures
- Fire pump data without the certified curve at the rated point
- Product data submitted before the working plans it depends on
More on this: common reasons submittals get rejected.
How it works
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Send the documents
Spec sections, drawings, addenda, and any products you've already bought or prefer.
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Get a flat quote
One number per package within 48–72 hours. No subscriptions or retainers.
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We build and check
Product selection, mark-ups and drawings, checked line by line against the spec.
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You submit
A GC-ready PDF under your company name, plus help with any reviewer comments.
Frequently asked questions
Do you prepare sprinkler working plans and hydraulic calculations?
Our sprinkler work includes head layouts, piping and hydraulic calculations. Many jurisdictions require working plans to be prepared or signed by a licensed or NICET-certified designer, so tell us your jurisdiction when you request a quote and we will confirm the scope and credentials before pricing.
Can you organize product data for the fire marshal's review?
Yes. We group the product data by system, put the listing and approval pages up front, and number every sheet so plan reviewers can cross-reference it with the working plans.
Do you match sprinkler head finishes to the architect's selections?
Yes. We check the reflected ceiling plans and finish requirements so head types, finishes and escutcheons match what the architect expects.
How do you quote fire protection submittals?
As a flat price per package after reviewing the Division 21 specs and drawings, sent within 48 to 72 hours.
Send us your spec book. Get a flat quote in 48–72 hours.
No account, no software and no retainer. Tell us the sections you need and we price exactly that.