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When do I contact a fire protection contractor? The earlier the better. Large or complex projects benefit from early consultation with a fire protection contractor who can assist the architect with design for both safety and aesthetics. The C-16 consultant who works closely with the architect can design the system and develop specifications that can be used for installation. For the complex job, the C-16 consultant can be a valuable aid to creating an efficient, aesthetically pleasing and cost effective system. The general contractor should put the fire protection system job out to bid as soon as plans are developed. The specialized work of the fire protection systems designer/engineer requires time, and time is required for the plans to be reviewed by the fire marshal and perhaps changes made and reviewed. Underground systems, pumps, and water tanks in rural areas may also need to be ordered and installed. Piping is typically installed after the roof is up. The rough-in inspection by the fire marshal takes place before insulation and drywall go up. |
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