New Construction Fire Protection in Arizona
Craig Fire Protection installs fire sprinkler and fire protection systems in new residential, commercial, and industrial construction across Arizona.
We work alongside general contractors, owners, engineers, and local authorities from plans through installation, testing, and inspection support. Our crews build to approved plans and coordinate with your schedule and the other trades on site.
- Residential, Commercial, and Industrial
- Built to Approved Plans
- Arizona ROC 366645
- Serving Arizona Since 1998
A Fire Protection Partner for Your Project Team
On a new building, fire protection touches almost every phase of the job. It shapes the plans, it has to be coordinated with framing, ceilings, and other trades, and it has to pass testing and inspection before the building can open. A fire protection contractor who understands the whole schedule makes that easier.
Craig Fire Protection has worked on new construction across Arizona since 1998. We work with general contractors, building owners, property managers, engineers, insurance-related stakeholders, and local authorities. Our crews install fire sprinkler systems to approved plans and applicable NFPA standards, perform the required testing, and support inspections through to completion.
Teams call us when a new project needs fire protection planned and installed, when plans and design need coordinating, when installation has to fit a tight schedule, or when testing, inspection, and code requirements are coming up. After the project, the same team is available for ongoing service.
Our New Construction Services
Every project is different. Here is what we typically handle on new construction.
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Planning and Design Coordination
- Review of plans and fire protection requirements early in the project
- System design coordinated with engineers
- Reading and working from shop drawings and approved plans
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Fire Sprinkler Installation
- Sprinkler piping, hangers, risers, and heads installed to approved plans
- Pipe cut, threaded, grooved, and joined by our crews
- Systems for NFPA 13 commercial and industrial buildings, NFPA 13R multifamily, and NFPA 13D homes
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Related Fire Protection
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Testing and Inspection Support
- Hydrostatic testing of new sprinkler piping
- Support during required inspections by the local authority
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After the Project
Ongoing inspection, testing, maintenance, and repair for the life of the system
What You Get From the Right Fire Protection Contractor
For a general contractor or owner, fire protection should be one less thing to worry about.
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Support From Plans to Completion
One company stays with the fire protection scope from early planning through installation, testing, and inspection.
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Coordination With Your Schedule
Our crews coordinate with general contractors and other trades, so fire protection fits the flow of the job.
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Code-Focused Installation
Work to approved plans and applicable NFPA standards supports a smoother path through inspection.
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Service After Turnover
Owners and property managers have a fire protection provider in place for inspections, maintenance, and repairs after the building opens.
Why Contractors Work With Craig Fire Protection
New construction rewards experience and clear communication. Here is what we bring to your project.
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Arizona Experience Since 1998
We have worked on Arizona projects since 1998, including hospitals, hotels, retail stores, restaurants, schools, storage facilities, and homes.
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Experienced Installation Crews
Our crews read plans and shop drawings, install to approved plans, and perform hydrostatic testing, working safely on ladders, lifts, and at heights.
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Licensed, Bonded, and Insured
Craig Fire Protection holds Arizona ROC license 366645 and is bonded and insured.
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Certified Technicians
Our certified technicians keep up with NFPA standards and code changes through continuing education.
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More Than Sprinklers
Backflow, kitchen suppression, and fire extinguishers can come from the same company, so the fire protection scope stays with one contractor.
How We Work on New Construction
Here is how a typical project moves forward with our team.
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Project Inquiry
Request a quote online or call (928) 453-7185. Send the plans or project details, and let us know your schedule.
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Plan Review and Quote
We review the project's fire protection requirements, coordinate with engineers on design as needed, and provide a quote.
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Schedule Coordination
We work with the general contractor to plan our work around the construction schedule and the other trades.
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Installation
Our crews install the system to approved plans and applicable NFPA standards.
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Testing and Inspection
We hydrostatically test the system and support required inspections by the local authority.
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Turnover and Ongoing Service
After the project, the same team is available for inspections, maintenance, and repairs.
New Construction Fire Protection in Arizona
Our installation crews work on new residential, commercial, and industrial construction across Mohave County and beyond, from Lake Havasu City to Kingman and Bullhead City. We know the summer job site here, with outdoor work in serious Arizona heat, and our installers are prepared for it.
Requirements and plan review differ from one Arizona city and fire authority to the next. Working with the local authority on each project helps keep inspections on schedule.
Licensing matters too. In Arizona, contractors must be licensed by the Registrar of Contractors. Craig Fire Protection holds ROC license 366645, which general contractors and owners can verify with the ROC.
New Construction Service Across Arizona
From our office in Lake Havasu City, we provide new construction fire protection in Bullhead City, Fort Mohave, Kingman, Parker, and communities across Arizona.
Bidding a project elsewhere in Arizona? Call (928) 453-7185 and we will let you know if we can help.
- Lake Havasu City
- Bullhead City
- Fort Mohave
- Kingman
- Golden Valley
- Parker
- Quartzsite
- Ehrenberg
- Yuma
- Flagstaff
- Prescott
- Yucca
- Chloride
- Williams
- La Paz Valley
New Construction Fire Protection FAQs
When should we bring a fire protection contractor into a new project?
As early as possible, ideally during planning and design. Fire protection affects the plans, the water supply, and the schedule, so involving us early helps avoid changes later.
Do you work as a subcontractor for general contractors?
Yes. We work with general contractors and coordinate with the other trades on site, working from the approved plans and shop drawings for the project.
What fire protection does a new building need?
It depends on the building's occupancy, size, hazards, and local codes. Many new buildings need a fire sprinkler system, backflow prevention on the fire sprinkler connection, and portable fire extinguishers. Commercial kitchens also need a hood suppression system.
Do you handle residential new construction?
Yes. We install sprinkler systems in new homes built to NFPA 13D and in apartments and other multifamily buildings built to NFPA 13R, as well as commercial and industrial projects built to NFPA 13.
What testing happens before a new sprinkler system is approved?
New sprinkler piping is hydrostatically tested to confirm it holds pressure without leaks. The system is then inspected by the local authority, and we support that inspection. Exact requirements depend on the system and jurisdiction.
How much does new construction fire protection cost?
Cost depends on the type of system, the size of your property, and the work needed. We do not publish set prices because every property is different. Request a quote or call (928) 453-7185, and we will price the work for your specific property.
Are you licensed, bonded, and insured?
Yes. Craig Fire Protection is licensed by the Arizona Registrar of Contractors under ROC 366645, and we are bonded and insured. Our work is performed by certified technicians.
Bring Craig Fire Protection Onto Your Next Project
Planning a new building or bidding a project? Send us the details and we will review the fire protection scope with you. Request a quote online and our office will follow up during business hours, or call (928) 453-7185.