One specialist handling design, permitting, and installation, so the sprinkler system is ready alongside the rest of your permit set, not the thing you're waiting on.
He's reliable, he's fast, and he doesn't hold up my schedule.
GENERAL CONTRACTOR -- BELLEVUE & SEATTLERain City works directly with general contractors on new construction as a regular subcontractor, not a one-off hire. That includes an ongoing relationship with Homes by Sal Cohen across the Eastside, alongside other builders in Seattle and Bellevue.
The value of a repeat sub is consistency: the same person who quoted the job is the same person who shows up, so there's no relearning your expectations on every project.
Rain City designs and installs NFPA 13D systems for single-family and infill builds, and NFPA 13R systems for townhome rows and small multi-family projects. Multi-unit plans get submitted as a coordinated set, not piecemeal.
Send floor plans and you'll get a number back within a few days, not weeks. As a NICET Level 3 Certified contractor, Geoff produces and submits sprinkler drawings quickly, so the fire sprinkler permit isn't the piece holding up the rest of your permit set.
Both. Rain City works directly with general contractors on new construction as a regular subcontractor, in addition to working with homeowners on repairs, remodels, and additions.
Send floor plans and you'll typically get a number back within a few days, not weeks.
Yes. Rain City designs and installs NFPA 13R systems for townhome rows and small multi-family projects, submitted as a coordinated set across units.
It shouldn't. As a NICET Level 3 Certified contractor, Geoff produces and submits sprinkler drawings quickly so they're ready alongside the rest of the permit set.
Send your plans for your next project, or just call to talk through scheduling. You'll deal directly with the person doing the work.