Engineer reviewed-Stamped · Permit-Ready · Code-Compliant · Fast Turnaround
Have completed plans but need a licensed engineer to provide the review & stamping requirement by the local jurisdiction?
Send us your plans — we will review for compliance and provide stamping through one of our onboard engineers. Available in 24 states.
NFASD provides PE stamping through its onboard engineering departments across 24 states. Our engineers hold active licenses in every state we serve — your submittal carries a valid in-state PE stamp that AHJs accept.
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The process is straightforward — upload your completed drawings, we review for compliance and apply the PE stamp, and return permit-ready documents to you fast.
Email your completed fire alarm or low-voltage shop drawing PDFs to [email protected]. Include the project address, AHJ name, and any specific stamping requirements from the local jurisdiction.
NFASD's engineering department reviews your drawings for compliance with NFPA 72, NEC, IBC, and local AHJ requirements. Any issues are identified and communicated before stamping.
A licensed Professional Engineer from our onboard engineering department, reviews, stamps and signs the approved drawings. We provide wet-stamped or digitally stamped sets depending on your AHJ's requirements.
Your stamped, permit-ready drawing set is returned to you — formatted for your specific AHJ's submittal process and ready to submit for permit approval.
A PE stamp is a legal requirement in most states for commercial fire alarm and low-voltage permit submittals. Here's why it matters for your project:
Many states and local AHJs require a licensed PE stamp on fire alarm shop drawings before issuing a permit.
A PE stamp certifies the design meets NFPA 72, NEC, IBC, and local code requirements.
Stamped submittals are reviewed faster and rejected less often by AHJs.
Healthcare, education, government, and high-rise projects almost universally require PE-stamped drawings.
Some general contractors and owners require PE stamps as a contractual requirement.
A PE stamp transfers professional liability to the engineer of record, protecting the installing contractor.
We will review for compliance and provide engineering stamping. Email your PDF directly to our engineering department to get started.
Include the project address, AHJ name, and any specific stamping requirements from the local jurisdiction.
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