High Pile Storage (HPS)

Planning on installing racks and storing over 12 feet? Moving into a new building? Secure High Pile Storage permits before installing your racks.

Rack Profile

CODE COMPLIANCE & RISK MITIGATION

Storing Above 12 Feet? You Are Legally Required to Have an HPS Permit.

In most California municipalities, storing combustible materials on racks, pallets, or shelves over 12 feet triggers stringent High-Pile Storage (HPS) fire codes. Without an approved HPS plan check and permit, fire marshals can issue immediate stop-work orders, revoke your Certificate of Occupancy, or enforce costly structural retrofits. We eliminate these regulatory hurdles by handling the entire technical submittal process from initial engineering analysis to final fire department approval.

Are you moving into a new warehouse? Will this warehouse work for your storage needs?

We can provide a quick complimentary fire code review considering your commodity and the existing sprinkler system in your potential new warehouse. Avoid the costly mistake of moving into a new warehouse that will not support your storage needs.

Commodity Classification, Fire Sprinkler Design, and Fire Protection Features

Analysis of your commodity, sprinkler specifications, and building features to ensure fire code compliance. 

Egress, access, and aisle width planning

Be compliant with forklift aisle clearances, egress travel distances, and fire department access routes. 

Turnkey Fire Permit Submittals

Preparation of technical assistance reports, high pile storage plans, and a direct liaison with local fire marshals and plan reviewers to resolve review comments fast. 

HAS THE FIRE MARSHAL FLAGGED YOUR FACILITY OR ISSUED A CITATION?

FAST-TRACK YOUR HIGH-PILE STORAGE PERMIT

Get in touch today for a complimentary code review of your facility plans