Fire sprinkler · Galveston, Texas
Fire sprinkler contractors in Galveston, Texas
2 fire sprinkler contractors with an active Texas SFMO Fire Sprinkler Certificate of Registration (SCR) have a location in Galveston, Texas, as of October 24, 2026. 5 more are elsewhere in Galveston County.
Design, installation, inspection, testing and maintenance of fire sprinkler systems, including underground fire mains and dwelling systems. Each company below holds an active Texas SFMO Fire Sprinkler Certificate of Registration (SCR).
Located in Galveston
Integrated Fire Group Inc
Fire alarmFire extinguisherFire sprinkler 3 active registrations
National Security & Fire LLC
Fire alarmFire extinguisherFire sprinkler 3 active registrations
Elsewhere in Galveston County
- Branch Construction Group LLCDickinson
- Harbor Fire Protection IncDickinson
- Landers Contracting LPSanta Fe
- Phoenix Fire SystemsDickinson
- The Hiller Companies LLCKemah
Also in Galveston: Fire alarm companies · Fire extinguisher companies
Frequently asked questions
- How do I check that a fire sprinkler contractor in Galveston is licensed?
- Search the company name or registration number in the Texas State Fire Marshal's Office public lookup (https://appscenter.tdi.texas.gov/reports/p/sfmo). Every company listed here shows its registration numbers and expiration dates, re-checked against state records on each data refresh.
- What license does a fire sprinkler contractor need in Texas?
- Companies doing this work must hold a Texas SFMO Fire Sprinkler Certificate of Registration (SCR). Texas requires a State Fire Marshal's Office certificate of registration for each type of work: fire alarm (ACR), fire extinguisher (ECR) and fire sprinkler (SCR). Individual technicians must also hold SFMO licenses.
- Does a company need to be located in Galveston to work there?
- No. Texas registrations are statewide, so companies based elsewhere in Galveston County or across Texas can work in Galveston. Confirm the service area with the company.
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