Our System Design Review service provides an independent, code-driven evaluation of fire alarm and clean agent suppression system designs for projects throughout Louisiana.

We review drawings, system concepts, sequence of operations, device layouts, code requirements, and coordination issues before submittal, installation, or AHJ review.

This service is useful for owners, contractors, architects, engineers, and facilities that need an experienced third-party review before design, coordination, or compliance issues become expensive in the field

• Typical deliverables may include:

  • Written review comments

  • Marked-up drawings

  • Code observations

  • Coordination notes

  • Practical recommendations for corrective action

Our Code Compliance Audit service provides a structured, on-site evaluation of fire alarm and clean agent suppression systems for facilities throughout Louisiana.

We review system condition, configuration, documentation, and known deficiencies against applicable requirements of NFPA 72, NFPA 2001, the International Building Code, and Louisiana State Fire Marshal requirements.

This service is useful for property owners, facility managers, and organizations preparing for inspections, dealing with recurring deficiencies, inheriting older systems, or planning renovations and upgrades.

Typical deliverables may include:

• Written compliance summary

• Documented deficiencies

• Code observations

• Inspection-readiness recommendations

• Prioritized corrective actions

• Long-term compliance planning guidance

Our Project Oversight & Owner’s Representation service provides independent fire alarm and clean agent system oversight for installations, renovations, upgrades, and corrective projects throughout Louisiana.

We help owners and facility teams verify that contractor scope, design intent, code requirements, schedules, and system coordination are being addressed throughout the project. Our role is to identify gaps early, document concerns, and help keep the project aligned with the owner’s interests.

This service is useful when the owner needs experienced technical representation during construction, system replacement, major renovation, acceptance testing, or coordination with contractors and design teams.

Typical deliverables may include:

• Contractor scope review

• Progress and coordination observations

• Review of design changes and substitutions

• Deficiency and punch-list documentation

• Owner-focused project recommendations

• Support during testing, turnover, and closeout

Our Life Safety System Integration Planning service provides independent review and coordination support for fire alarm, suppression, access control, elevator, HVAC, and other building systems that must interact during emergency conditions.

We evaluate interfaces, control functions, shutdown requirements, sequence of operations, and coordination responsibilities to help ensure connected systems operate together as intended and in accordance with applicable codes and project requirements.

This service is useful for renovations, complex occupancies, system replacements, tenant improvements, and projects where multiple contractors or disciplines are responsible for different life safety interfaces.

Typical deliverables may include:

• Sequence of operations review

• Interlock and control-function review

• Fire alarm / HVAC shutdown coordination

• Elevator interface review

• Access control release coordination

• Suppression and releasing-system interface review

• Coordination comments and corrective recommendations

Our Pre-Construction Life Safety Consulting service helps architects, engineers, developers, owners, and contractors address fire alarm and suppression requirements before construction begins.

We review early design concepts, system approach, code requirements, constructability, coordination needs, and future expansion considerations to help reduce redesign, change orders, field conflicts, and approval delays later in the project.

This service is useful during programming, schematic design, design development, tenant improvement planning, renovations, and projects where life safety scope has not yet been fully defined.

Typical deliverables may include:

• Early design and concept review

• Code and system requirement observations

• Constructability recommendations

• Scope and coordination guidance

• Fire alarm and suppression planning input

• Budget and phasing considerations

• Identification of potential AHJ or approval issues

Our AHJ / Inspection Assistance service helps owners, contractors, and facility teams respond to fire alarm and life safety inspection issues, plan review comments, failed acceptance tests, and enforcement concerns.

We review the identified deficiencies or comments, help determine what is actually required, and provide practical recommendations for corrective action and resubmittal.

Typical deliverables may include:

• Review of AHJ comments or inspection deficiencies

• Code-based response recommendations

• Corrective action planning

• Support for resubmittals or reinspection preparation

• Coordination guidance for contractors and design teamstem description

Our Existing System Assessment service provides an independent evaluation of aging, obsolete, unreliable, or difficult-to-maintain fire alarm and life safety systems.

We assess system condition, serviceability, code concerns, expansion limitations, and replacement risks to help owners make informed repair-versus-replacement decisions.

Typical deliverables may include:

• Existing system condition assessment

• Obsolescence and serviceability review

• Code and compliance observations

• Repair-versus-replacement recommendations

• Upgrade or replacement planning guidance

Our Clean Agent & Special Hazards Consulting service provides technical guidance for fire suppression systems protecting critical equipment, high-value assets, and specialized environments.

We support system reviews, design concepts, sequence of operations, code compliance, room integrity considerations, and coordination between suppression, detection, shutdown, and releasing functions.

Typical deliverables may include:

• Clean agent system design review

• Sequence of operations review

• NFPA 2001 and applicable code observations

• Room integrity and enclosure considerations

• Releasing and shutdown coordination review

• Corrective action or upgrade recommendations