Scope And Documents
Share drawings, inspection findings, property information, and the work required.
Company
Built Around The Work.
Clear About The Scope.
Crossfire Protection works with general contractors, commercial property teams, facility directors, building owners, and residential installation clients.
Request a bid Explore servicesContractor Qualifications
Crossfire Protection holds California C-16 Fire Protection Contractor license #1145515 and is bonded. Request the project-specific prequalification information your organization requires; bonding and safety requirements should be confirmed before contract award.
Verify contractor license ↗Standards And Responsibilities
NFPA 13, NFPA 25, and California Title 19 describe standards and requirements relevant to the work. The applicable scope depends on the system and local authority. These references are not claims of independent company certification.
Working With Your Project Team
Provide your bid instructions, deadlines, required qualifications, and site constraints. Written proposals identify the work and responsibilities before scheduling. Project inquiries receive a reply within one business day, often sooner. Emergencies are handled 24/7 by phone.
Project process
From First Inquiry
To Closeout.
Start by phone at +1 (510) 709-5597, by email at Crossfireprotection1975@gmail.com, or with an online request. No office visit is needed to begin.
Site Walk Or Drawing Review
Review existing conditions and code requirements before finalizing the proposal.
Proposal And Permitting
Agree on written scope, pricing, permit responsibilities, and the work schedule.
Installation, Testing, Documentation
Complete the contracted work and provide the agreed test results and closeout records.
Procurement & prequalification
Company Qualifications
C-16 License
CSLB C-16 #1145515
Bonding
Crossfire Protection is bonded.