No Civil Defence approval, no opening
Every new partition, room and ceiling changes how fire and smoke behave, so sprinklers, detectors and emergency lighting have to be redesigned for each fit-out. We prepare the Civil Defence drawings, install and modify systems with approved specialists, and manage inspections until the completion certificate is issued.
Fire and life safety services
- Sprinkler modification and extension for new layouts and ceilings
- Hose reels, extinguishers and fire blankets
- Clean-agent suppression (FM-200 or Novec) for server and electrical rooms
- Wet-chemical kitchen hood suppression
- Addressable fire alarm, detectors, call points and sounders
- Voice evacuation and PA integration
- Emergency and exit lighting
- Fire-rated partitions, doors, ceilings and fire stopping
- Civil Defence drawings, submissions and inspections
- Testing and completion certification
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Why clients choose Inspace
One contract, one accountable team
Design, approvals, civil, MEP, joinery and finishes are delivered under a single contract, with one project manager as your point of contact.
Approved by demanding developers
Our vendor approvals with Aldar, Emaar, DAMAC, Mubadala, UAE University and Tarweed mean our documentation, safety and quality systems have already been tested.
Our own joinery workshop
Counters, display units, panelling and furniture are made in our Ajman facility, so we control quality and lead times instead of waiting on a third party.
Certified systems
We work to ISO 9001:2015 quality management and ISO 45001:2018 occupational health and safety standards on every site.
Approvals handled for you
We prepare and submit drawings to the municipality, free zone, Civil Defence, utilities and landlord, and follow them through to the completion certificate.
Transparent pricing
Itemised BOQ quotations with clear inclusions and exclusions, so the final account matches the price you approved.
Frequently asked questions
Why do sprinklers need changing in a fit-out?
New partitions and ceilings change where water must reach. Heads must be relocated or added to meet code, and Civil Defence inspects this before approval.