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Real permits. Real jurisdictions.

Names withheld — our clients' business is their own. Every permit below is a real filing with a real jurisdiction: the permit number is the city's own, and the status and date are the outcome on the record. We never publish a client's name, an address, or their drawings — that privacy is part of the service, and it will cover your jobs the same way.

Red wall-mount fire alarm speaker strobe
Wall speaker-strobeNotification appliances
TG-7FEM communicatorDual-path alarm communicators
ES-50X panelFire alarm control panels

“Don't take our word for it. Take the permit numbers.”

Look any of them up with the jurisdiction — the record is public.

The finish line

What lands in your hands

Every permit we run ends the same way: issued, inspected, and across the finish line — with the whole folder in your hands. PermitsPros pulls the approved documents in automatically. You do nothing.

  • The permit card, ISSUED — the status live on your Coordinator card, the inspection scheduled and completed.
  • The green folder — the receipt, the permit card, and the approved plans, each one tap to download.
  • Your dashboard — every project, where it stands in plain words, and every fee and receipt in one place.
A PermitsPros Coordinator card for San Francisco fire alarm permit FIRE-26-1682, marked ISSUED, flow status ALL GOOD with the inspection completed, and its green folder open: Approved documents, 3 files — receipt, permit card, and approved plans, each with a Download link
A real Coordinator card at the finish: permit issued, inspection completed, and the green folder holding the receipt, the permit card, and the approved plans.
A PermitsPros client dashboard showing a project, its status, the identity packet on file, and the green-folder tracker
Your dashboard — the nameplate shows where your permit stands in plain words, with your identity packet and your green folder under it. (Pictured: a PermitsPros test account.)
FR26-000043Issued

Richmond

Fire alarm permit, filed, reviewed, paid, and issued through the city's own portal.

City fees $1,703 · Issued Oct 28, 2026
FIRE-26-2104Issued

San Francisco

Fire alarm alteration, carried from submittal through plan review to an issued permit.

City fee $527.30 · Issued Oct 27, 2026
FIRE-26-1917Complete

San Francisco

Fire alarm permit taken all the way to the finish line: final inspection passed, permit complete.

Complete · Final passed Oct 19, 2026
FIRE-26-1422Complete

San Francisco

Fire alarm permit closed out with a passed final inspection — the project behind it is done, not just filed.

Complete · Final passed Oct 19, 2026
FIRE-26-2017Approved

San Francisco

Fire alarm plan review approved in a single round — zero correction comments from the reviewer.

Approved Oct 16, 2026
FIR2026-0171Approved

Modesto · Stanislaus County

Fire alarm submittal reviewed and approved by the county fire prevention office.

Approved Oct 13, 2026
SFD26-721597Approved

Stockton

Fire alarm permit approved by the Stockton Fire Department, approved set in hand.

Approved 2026
F26-0196Approved

Tracy

Fire alarm permit approved through the city's review — corrections answered, permit green-lit.

Approved 2026

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