Industry
Warehouses and Distribution Centers
Every warehouse over 12 ft of storage is a fire code project whether or not anyone treats it as one. The commodity on the pallet, the height of the top tier, the flue spaces, the aisle widths, and the sprinkler design all have to agree before the fire marshal signs the permit and the insurer accepts the risk.
IgnitionTech has worked warehouse and distribution permits across the Houston metro and Texas since 2009, from 20,000 ft² flex bays to multi-building distribution campuses. The high-piled storage work runs through the High-Piled Permits division; the code consulting, hazardous materials, and due diligence work runs through IgnitionTech.
High-Piled Permits, the IgnitionTech permitting divisionServices for this facility type
High-Piled Storage and Warehouse Permitting
IFC Chapter 32 plans, commodity classification, and operational permits through the High-Piled Permits division.
Learn moreSprinkler Design Criteria and Submittal Review
Design criteria that match the storage and occupancy, plus review of the contractor's shop drawings and calculations.
Learn moreHazardous Materials Consulting
HMIS and HMMP preparation, maximum allowable quantities, control areas, and Group H analysis.
Learn moreExisting-Building Assessments and Due Diligence
Pre-lease and pre-acquisition fire code reviews, change-of-occupancy analysis, and inspection preparation.
Learn moreRequest a project review
Tell IgnitionTech about the building.
Address, jurisdiction, what the facility will do, and when it needs to be open. The reply includes the code path and a proposed scope.
Or call 713-491-6539.
Architects, brokers, and contractors in this sector
IgnitionTech works alongside design teams, tenant reps, rack dealers, and sprinkler contractors as the code resource on their projects.