FIRESTOPPRO
Firestop penetration tracking · NYC BC §1705.17

Every rated-wall penetration, pinned and tracked before the inspector arrives.

Send us the CD set. We map what's fire-rated, pin every pipe, duct and sprinkler line through it, double-check each pin, then walk the job weekly and keep the status current until the agency signs off.

Book a setup auditSee a sample report
Detail page: numbered penetration pins on a 1-hour rated wall and a floor penetration, with the pipes that cause themDetail D4 · 1-hr wall
ExactEvery pin at the crossing point, with grid reference and source sheet
Rated onlyNo rating, no item: we never flag work you don't need
WeeklyField walk and updated status on every item
Agency-readyFinal report with every status sourced and dated
How it works

From drawing set to signed-off floor

Five steps, the same on every job. Nothing is pinned until the rated walls and floors are settled.

Setup audit

You send the CD set, revisions and specs. We log every sheet and flag what's missing.

Rated map

We work out what's fire-rated from your set's own code sheet, life-safety plans and wall types. You approve the map.

Pin

Every penetration of a rated wall or floor gets a pin at the exact crossing, with trade, size and rating.

Double-check

A second, blind pass re-reads the original drawings. Disagreements are tie-broken before anything is drawn.

Walk & report

Weekly walk, GC sign-off, agency acceptance. Numbered reports; the agency gets the final one.

What you get

Field-ready paperwork, not a pile of markups

  • Marked-up sheetsThe architect's sheet untouched, our layer on top: rated walls, numbered pins, legend.
  • Zoom detail pagesKey plan plus enlarged areas with a pin table: grid, rating, type, count, trade, source sheet.
  • Live pin listEvery item with status, history and who reported it. Export to CSV.
  • Weekly reports & final reportNumbered issues for the GC; the final report goes to the inspection agency.
  • Questions for the GCAnything the drawings leave unclear, raised up front instead of guessed.
Key plan with each detail area outlined
Key plan from a sample report: each box is a detail page.
Technology

Built to read drawings the way they're really drawn

Every architect marks ratings differently. We don't hard-code symbols; each set gets a drawing profile, and every pin is backed by the source it came from.

Vector · scan · CAD

Reads what you have

CAD-exported PDFs, scanned sets with OCR, and DWG or Revit where they're released.

Geometry

Exact crossings

MEP sheets are aligned to the plans by grid or by geometry, and crossings with rated walls are calculated, not eyeballed.

Blind re-check

Two passes per pin

Clean crops of the original sheets, re-read without the pins, then reconciled. Inferred calls stay "check in field".

Rated map

Ratings from evidence

Code sheet, life-safety plans, wall-type tags and damper tags are cross-checked. Conflicts go to the GC as questions.

Code

The right rating per item

F rating for walls, F+T for floors (IBC 714), L for smoke barriers; dampers tracked as opening protectives.

ASTM E2174 / E2393

Inspection-ready

Destructive-test coverage per type and area, failures flagged, every status with its source and date.

Ground rules

What we do, and what we never do

Never sign offThe GC signs off; the agency accepts. We record it.
Never edit drawingsOur markup is a separate layer.
Every status sourcedWalk, GC report or agency report number.
Rated firstNo rating, no firestop, no pin.

Starting a job? Send the CD set.

Book a setup audit