Fire Protection Company in Phoenix, AZ

Yes. Fire sprinkler, fire alarm, and fire pump installations in the City of Phoenix require a permit and plan review through Phoenix Fire Department Development Services before work begins. We prepare stamped, permit-ready drawings and hydraulic calculations, and coordinate water-supply data with City of Phoenix Water Services so submittals clear plan review without avoidable correction cycles.

NFPA 25 sets the baseline: weekly or monthly gauge checks depending on system type, quarterly inspection of water-flow and supervisory devices, annual inspection of sprinkler heads, piping, and hangers, and a five-year internal pipe inspection and obstruction investigation. Fire pumps require weekly or monthly no-flow churn tests and an annual flow test. Phoenix Fire Department enforces these intervals and requires records be kept on site.

It does, and it is one of the most commonly missed items on Valley properties. Sprinkler heads are rated by temperature, and ordinary-temperature heads are not appropriate where ceiling space temperatures exceed roughly 100°F. Phoenix attics, unconditioned warehouses, and south-facing ceiling pockets routinely exceed that in summer, so intermediate- or high-temperature heads are required. Dry-pipe and preaction systems also need closer attention to air compressors and air-maintenance devices than in cooler climates.

Buildings classified as high-rise under the Phoenix Fire Code, generally those with an occupied floor more than 75 feet above the lowest level of fire department vehicle access, are subject to smoke control and stairwell pressurization requirements, along with special inspection and periodic testing. We design, install, and test smoke control and stairwell pressurization systems for buildings in the downtown core and along the Central Avenue corridor.

We are based in Phoenix and serve the greater Phoenix metropolitan area, including Scottsdale, Tempe, Glendale, Mesa, Chandler, Peoria, Surprise, Goodyear, and Avondale, as well as Yuma and other Arizona markets. We also perform federal work outside Arizona through our 8(a) certification and Department of Defense experience.

Yes. Greenway Technologies, a division of Greenway Global Corporation, specializes in the federal sector. We hold 8(a) SBA Business Development Program certification, carry CAGE Code 6HKD5, and have Department of Defense experience, which allows our NICET-certified staff to work inside secured federal facilities that many contractors cannot access.