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A Fire NOC (No Objection Certificate) is a mandatory approval from the local fire authority certifying that a building meets fire safety norms. It is required for buildings above 15m, high-density occupancies, hospitals, hotels, malls, and all industrial establishments under the Gujarat Fire Prevention and Life Safety Measures Act.

With complete documentation and proper drawings, Fire NOC approvals typically take 3–8 weeks depending on building type and local authority. For smaller buildings it can be as fast as 2 weeks. Fire Scan's pre-clearance process and authority relationships significantly minimise delays.

Yes, Fire Scan provides complete turnkey services — site survey, risk assessment, AutoCAD design, drawing approval, material procurement, certified installation, testing, commissioning, and final NOC certificate. You have one point of accountability for everything.

AMC covers quarterly preventive maintenance, 24/7 emergency breakdown support with 4-hour guaranteed response, annual system testing and certification, compliance audit reports, and fire authority renewal inspection support. Priority treatment for all AMC clients.

All systems are designed per National Building Code 2016 (NBC Part IV), BIS standards (IS 3844, IS 15105, IS 2189, IS 2171), NFPA 13/14/72 standards, and local fire authority specifications. Only ISI/UL/FM approved equipment from reputed brands.

Yes, Fire Scan operates across Gujarat, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, and expanding further. Our project management team handles interstate projects with local compliance expertise. Contact us to discuss your specific location.

Costs vary by building area, occupancy type, and system complexity. A basic alarm system for 10,000 sqft may start from ₹2.5 Lakhs, while a full hydrant + sprinkler system for a high-rise can range from ₹15L to several Crores. We provide free site assessment and detailed quotations.

Absolutely. We conduct fire warden training, evacuation drill coordination, extinguisher handling, emergency response procedures, and first responder training. Completion certificates issued for all trained personnel, accepted by fire authorities.