NFPA 13 · 13R · 13D · Installation
Fire Sprinkler Installation in New Jersey
One firm designs, permits, installs and tests your system. Our in-house Professional Engineer stamps the drawings and our own crew installs them, so nothing is lost between an engineer and a contractor.
- In-house P.E.
- Licensed & insured
- MBE certified
- 5.0 ★ on Google
With the More Group Fire Protection professionals, you have a fire system installation team capable of taking on any installation size—from concept to completion. Whether you are upgrading an existing fire safety system or integrating fire safety protection into new construction, the More Group Fire Protection team can handle all phases.
What's Included
- 3D CAD Services & Detailed Drawings
- Fabrication Services
- Permitting & Inspection Coordination
- Federal, State & Local Code Compliance
- We Install the Latest Fire Prevention Technology
Our Installation Process
- Site visit and water supply. We walk the space, confirm the point of connection, and gather current water supply data. When there's no recent data on file, we run the hydrant flow test ourselves.
- PE-stamped design. Our in-house Professional Engineer prepares hydraulically calculated drawings: the sprinkler equipment room, full sprinkler layout, pipe sizes and elevations, coordinated with the other trades. Already have drawings from another engineer? We'll install from those.
- Permits. We submit the signed and sealed drawings to the local construction office and handle any plan-review comments.
- Materials and rough-in. Our price includes all sprinklers, piping, hangers, and equipment. Our crew installs from the point of connection inside the building, and we schedule the rough inspection with the AHJ.
- Hydrostatic test and final inspection. We hydrostatically test the system per NFPA 13 and walk the final inspection with the fire official, so your certificate of occupancy isn't held up waiting on fire protection.
- After turnover. Your system moves into our NFPA 25 inspection and testing program.
Have drawings or a violation notice already? Send them over and we will tell you what the job needs.
Code Compliance
Every installation follows NFPA 13 (or 13R/13D, depending on occupancy) for system design, NFPA 24 for underground mains, and the New Jersey Uniform Construction Code (UCC) for permitting. Because our installation crews work from drawings stamped by our own in-house P.E., there’s no gap between what was designed and what gets built.
Systems We Install
- Wet pipe systems for offices, retail, restaurants, and apartments
- Dry pipe systems for unheated areas such as parking garages, loading docks, and attics
- Pre-action and deluge systems for spaces where an accidental discharge would be costly
- Standpipe systems for multi-story buildings
- NFPA 13R and 13D residential systems
- Tenant fit-out modifications: relocating and adding sprinklers after a layout change
Typical Projects We Install
- Multi-phase warehouse and distribution projects, from design through installation and life safety plans
- Medical and professional office fit-outs
- Commercial renovations where we handle both the PE-stamped design and the installation
Markets We Serve
Each property and industry have unique fire risks, security vulnerabilities, and life-safety requirements. More Group Fire Protection helps you safeguard occupants and properties by scheduling a comprehensive, onsite inspection. Fire protection expertise includes:
- Retail Spaces
- Restaurant & Food establishments
- Healthcare & Medical Facilities
- Educational Institutions
- Office Parks
- Commercial Properties
- Multi-unit Properties
- High-rises & Condominiums
- Apartment Complexes
- Commercial & Manufacturing Facilities
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you handle both new construction and retrofits?
Yes — we install fire sprinkler systems in new buildings and retrofit existing buildings that are adding or upgrading sprinkler protection.
Who handles inspections during installation?
We coordinate directly with the local AHJ for rough-in and final inspections, so you’re not managing that process yourself.
What happens after installation is complete?
Once your system passes final inspection, it moves into our regular inspection and testing program under NFPA 25 to keep it code-compliant year over year.
Can you install from another engineer's drawings?
Yes. We regularly take install-only contracts built from sprinkler drawings the owner or architect already has.
Is removing an existing sprinkler system included?
Not by default. Demolition of an existing system is quoted separately, so you only pay for it when the project needs it.
Do I need a hydrant flow test?
Usually, if there's no recent flow data for the site, because the hydraulic design depends on it. We perform flow tests ourselves, so it doesn't add another company to your schedule.
Where does your scope start?
Typically at a point of connection inside the building, such as a blind flange left where the water service enters. We confirm the exact starting point in your proposal.
Related Services
Tell us about your project
Send the address and what you need. We reply with next steps, usually the same business day.
More Group Fire Protection · 537 Gutheil Place, Lyndhurst, NJ 07071 · Info@moregroupfp.com