We draw permit-ready warehouse and industrial sets: racking and high-piled storage packages, mezzanines, office build-outs inside the warehouse, dock and electrical changes. Then we submit to your city and the fire department and answer every correction. Flat price, quoted within one business day.
Tell us where the building is and what you're moving in. We'll show you exactly who reviews a warehouse build-out in that city, email you the checklist of what to have ready, and call with a flat price.
We only permit buildings in Maricopa County, Arizona. Working local is how we keep the city submittals fast and the prices flat. Typed the wrong ZIP? Try again below.
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We'll call within one business day. Your checklist of what to have ready is on its way to your inbox. If rent is already running, call now and we'll move you up.
Below it, racking is an engineering sheet and an anchor detail. Above it, the fire code calls it high-piled storage and the fire department wants its own review: commodity class, aisle widths, sprinkler density, smoke venting. Slide to your rack height and see which permits show up.
Typical triggers under the International Fire Code as adopted in Maricopa County cities. We confirm for your building and commodity.
A warehouse build-out is a building permit and, more often than tenants expect, a fire department package for the racking. Filed in sequence, the second waits on the first. Filed together from one coordinated set, they run side by side.
Sprinkler system, clear height, dock doors, power, and the occupancy the building was built for.
Racking, aisles, office, mezzanine, exits across the floor. You approve it before details.
Floor plan, office build-out, MEP, structural for mezzanine and racking, exit signage.
Submitted through your city's portal. We answer every correction.
High-piled storage and racking review, filed at the same time as the city.
Inspections, Certificate of Occupancy, forklifts rolling.
Every one of these is classified, drawn, and detailed before the set goes in. That's the difference between a first-submittal approval and inventory sitting in a trailer.
Combustible storage above 12 feet means a fire department review of commodity class, aisle widths, sprinkler density, and smoke venting. Its own permit, run alongside the building permit.
Fire codeSeismic anchorage, load plaques, and engineered drawings for the uprights, even under 12 feet in most Valley cities.
StructuralStructural engineering, stairs and guards, egress from the platform, and the one-third floor-area rule. Exceed it and it's a second story with sprinkler consequences.
Structural + egressBusiness occupancy inside storage or factory space: separation, restrooms for the headcount, HVAC for the conditioned area, and an accessible route from parking.
OccupancyExit access across a racked floor, exit signage, extinguisher placement, and dock changes that touch the structure or the fire lane.
Life safetyPaint, solvents, compressed gas, welding, or lithium batteries move the space from storage to factory or hazardous occupancy and bring maximum-allowable-quantity rules.
Fire + occupancy
An aerospace manufacturing tenant improvement: factory occupancy, process equipment, and the electrical and mechanical changes that come with it, taken through city review with the fire department's questions answered up front.
Two steps, about a minute. Or skip the form and call. We answer, and we'll tell you straight what the permit path looks like.