Signed & sealed permit drawings · Florida
Fire alarm, access control, low voltage, electrical and structural sign drawings for contractors. Designed by a Florida Professional Engineer who is also a licensed electrical contractor, so the drawings match how the job actually gets installed.
| FA-001 | Fire alarm riser, sequence of operations & battery calcs |
| FA-101 | Fire alarm device layout & NAC circuits |
| AC-101 | Access control door schedule & hardware |
| LV-101 | Low voltage, CCTV & intrusion layout |
| E-101 | Power plan, panel schedules & load calcs |
| S-101 | Sign elevation, attachment & wind load |
Services
Every set is drawn to what your plans examiner and fire marshal look for, and signed and sealed for permit submittal.
Shop drawings and permit sets for new systems, renovations and tenant buildouts.
NFPA 72 · NFPA 101 · FBC
Door-by-door drawings that show every lock, power supply and fire alarm release.
NFPA 101 · FBC · NFPA 70
Permit drawings for the systems that ride alongside life safety.
NFPA 70 · FBC
Sealed electrical drawings for commercial projects of any size that need a permit.
NFPA 70 (NEC) · FBC
Engineered drawings for signs that require a building permit.
FBC · ASCE 7 · NFPA 70
Sign permits
Most Florida jurisdictions require sealed drawings before a sign goes on a building. We handle the structure and the electrical in one set, so you are not coordinating two consultants.
How it works
Floor plans, scope markups and equipment list.
A fixed price based on the scope and device count.
Drawings, calculations and code analysis for your AHJ.
Permit-ready PDFs, digitally signed and sealed.
We respond to reviewer comments until the set is approved.
What to send
Have these ready and your project goes straight into design.
Clean CAD files, or original PDFs from the architectural set. No scans or marked-up copies.
A marked-up set showing the work to be included on the drawings.
Every piece of equipment being installed, with part numbers.
The lock type at each door: maglock, electric strike, electrified lever or crash bar. Required even if hardware is by others.
Where the panel or controller will be mounted.
Drawn by a PE who also holds an electrical contractor license. Layouts that are practical to install, not just to approve.
You deal directly with the engineer. No account managers, no hand-offs.
Permit drawings for jurisdictions across Florida, including local fire marshal requirements.
Fire alarm, access control, low voltage, electrical and signs from a single source, coordinated on one submittal.
Contact
Tell us about the project. Attachments and plans can follow by email.