Need technical drawings or calculations for a fire alarm project? Go Advance provides additional documentation services for design coordination, authority review, and inspection preparation, including as-built riser diagrams and battery calculations.
Fire alarm projects often require more than a floor plan. Existing drawings may need digitizing, new calculations may be required, and the reviewing authority may request a coordinated submittal. These services can be added to the primary design or filing scope when appropriate.

The exact deliverables depend on your building, jurisdiction, and agreed project scope.
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Fire alarm riser diagrams documenting the installed system for applicable inspections.
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Calculations supporting fire alarm system standby and alarm power needs.
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Electrical calculations incorporated into technical submittal documentation.
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Digitizing provided hard-copy or PDF floor plans into AutoCAD format.
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Creating backgrounds or floor plans based on field measurements when needed.
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Assembly of cut sheets, calculations, cover page, and other documents for authority review.
You need updated fire alarm riser drawings for inspection.
Your only building plans are paper or PDF and must be converted to CAD.
The reviewing authority needs calculations or a complete technical submittal.
Available building plans, approved documents, or existing riser diagrams.
Current system equipment and manufacturer information for technical calculations.
Inspection or plan-review comments, if applicable.
Access to the building for field measurement if included in the project scope.
Not sure whether you have all these documents? Tell us what is available when you submit your project.
It is a diagram documenting the actual configuration of an installed fire alarm system, often needed when preparing for inspection.
Yes, the schedule includes a separately priced service to digitize hard copies or PDFs into AutoCAD format.
Not necessarily. Battery sizing and technical submittal assembly are identified as additional services in the published schedule. The proposal should specify the required deliverables.

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