Engineer reviewed-Stamped · Permit-Ready · Code-Compliant · Fast Turnaround
NFASD provides permit-ready, engineer-stamped fire alarm shop drawings, security and access control drawings, nurse call system drawings, and low-voltage shop drawing packages for electrical contractors and integrators throughout New Mexico.
NFASD serves electrical contractors, integrators, and low-voltage companies throughout New Mexico with permit-ready, engineer-stamped fire alarm shop drawings, security and access control drawings, nurse call system drawings, and floorplan reconstruction services. Whether your project is in Albuquerque, Santa Fe, Las Cruces, or Rio Rancho, our team delivers complete, code-compliant drawing packages with fast turnaround.
New Mexico has adopted NFPA 72 for fire alarm systems and enforces the International Building Code (IBC) with New Mexico-specific amendments administered by the New Mexico State Fire Marshal and local AHJs. Bernalillo County, Santa Fe County, and Doña Ana County each have specific plan review requirements. NFASD's engineers produce drawings that satisfy both state and local code requirements for permit approval.
New Mexico electrical contractors and integrators rely on NFASD for fast turnaround on engineer-stamped, permit-ready shop drawings. Upload your redlined PDFs and receive complete fire alarm and low-voltage drawing packages quickly — from government facilities in Santa Fe County to hospitals in Bernalillo County and commercial buildings throughout the state.
NFASD serves electrical contractors and integrators throughout New Mexico, including the following major cities and counties:
Upload your redlined PDF and receive permit-ready, engineer-stamped fire alarm and low-voltage shop drawings for your New Mexico project — fast.