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Our expert team in Surrey specializes in designing site-specific fire safety plans, disaster plans and violence prevention plans.
Surrey is one of the fastest-growing cities in British Columbia, with more than 600,000 residents and a commercial base spanning Whalley, Newton, Guildford, Fleetwood, Cloverdale, and South Surrey. Every commercial, strata, industrial, and care occupancy in Surrey is required by the BC Fire Code (Section 2.8) to maintain a current Fire Safety Plan accepted by Surrey Fire Service.
At Get Fire Plan, we have produced Fire Safety Plans for buildings across every neighbourhood in Surrey — from strip malls on 108th Avenue to high-rise residential on King George Boulevard, from industrial properties along the Fraser River to active construction sites on Harvie Road. We know what Surrey Fire Service expects, and we coordinate every plan directly with their plan review team.
Surrey is six or seven towns that grew into one city, and the building stock changes completely between them. What the plan has to cover changes with it.
Wherever your building is in Surrey, we come and look at it. We do not write plans from a desk.
Every Fire Safety Plan in Surrey must be reviewed and accepted by Surrey Fire Service before it is valid. Surrey Fire Service runs one of the largest fire department footprints in BC, and their plan review team has specific expectations for plan content, drawing standards, and submission format.
At Get Fire Plan, we have submitted hundreds of plans through Surrey Fire Service over the past 20 years. We know the reviewers, we know the format requirements, and we handle every revision request directly so you do not have to. Most Surrey plans are accepted on the first or second review.
Surrey Fire Service Headquarters:
8767 132nd Street, Surrey, BC V3W 4P1
Phone: 604-543-6700
surrey.ca/services/fire
Surrey reviews against the BC Fire Code, and the items below are where plans most often come back for revision.
Acceptance is not the end of it. The plan has to be reviewed whenever the supervisory staff, contractors or building systems change, and fire drills are required at least once a year (BC Fire Code 2.8.3.2). We update plans we have written at no charge for name and contact changes, and quote system changes as a fixed price.
What drives the price of a Surrey fire safety plan is the size of the building, the occupancy type, how many floors have to be drawn, and how complicated the fire protection systems are. Whatever yours comes to, you get the number before we start, and it includes every revision until Surrey Fire Service accepts the plan.
Typical turnaround for a Surrey Fire Safety Plan:
100% money-back guarantee — if we cannot get your plan accepted by Surrey Fire Service, you do not pay.
Get a free Surrey Fire Safety Plan quote or call (778) 574-2895.
If it has a fire alarm system, almost certainly. Section 2.8 of the BC Fire Code adds assembly and care occupancies, high buildings, buildings with sprinkler or standpipe systems, and sites where dangerous goods are stored. If you are not sure, call us and we will tell you at no charge.
Call with the notice in hand. Buildings under a compliance deadline are prioritised and we can usually have a draft to you within the week.
No. Surrey Fire Service reviews plans independently, and a plan accepted in Burnaby or Langley still has to satisfy their reviewers.
Often, legally, yes. In practice the drawings are where owner-written plans fail — Surrey wants scaled CAD floor plans for every level, and a rejected plan costs you the time you are short of.
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All fire safety plans must be reviewed and approved by the local fire department. GetFirePlan coordinates directly with Surrey Fire Service to ensure your plan meets all requirements.
A look at what goes into a Fire Safety Plan Surrey project — construction and commercial examples from our recent work.
A 91-suite wood-frame strata on City Parkway in Surrey City Centre, fully sprinklered — but its fire alarm panel is interconnected with two neighbouring buildings, and its fourth-floor suites are two storeys.
A Construction Fire Safety Plan (CFSP) for an active job site on Harvie Road in Surrey. Covers BC Fire Code Section 5.6 requirements for construction sites — hot work procedures, fire watch duties, site access for Surrey Fire Service, and temporary fire protection during construction.
A commercial fire safety plan for a multi-tenant strip mall on 108th Avenue in Surrey. Multiple tenant occupancies, fire alarm system documentation, sprinkler coverage, fire department access routing, and approval by Surrey Fire Service.
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