New home fire sprinkler installation in Corona, Norco and Eastvale
Eastvale’s new houses come with sprinklers from the builder. The new install calls from this corner of the county come from Norco, where owners build custom on acre lots, from Temescal Valley custom and rebuild work, and from Corona hillside lots. All of it needs a 13D system designed for the lot and accepted by the fire authority before final.
On city water the system usually feeds from the domestic service with a meter check. On a well, and Norco has plenty, a tank and pump come from the hydraulic calculation. Big open living spaces and high ceilings, standard in these custom homes, affect head choice and pressure and belong in front of the installer early.
Plans file with the city fire authority inside Corona, Norco or Eastvale, or with Riverside County Fire and CAL FIRE for Temescal Valley and other unincorporated land. Hillside lots in a fire hazard zone get an access and water review at the same time.
Ranges and their sources are on the cost page, and the area overview is on the Corona, Norco and Eastvale page.
Questions we hear on this work
Can the sprinkler system share the well with the horses and the house?
The sprinkler supply is normally a dedicated stored tank filled from the well, so daily use does not draw down what the sprinklers need. The installer sizes it and the plan checker reviews it.
How early should I get a sprinkler quote?
As soon as you have a floor plan and know the water source. A rough range is free from most installers and it keeps the budget honest before the plans are stamped.
Does the shop or barn need sprinklers?
Not under the residential rule unless it is a dwelling. Large accessory buildings can have their own requirements, so ask the city at plan check.
Request a quote from a licensed installer
Send the address below or call. A licensed C-16 fire protection contractor who covers Corona quotes the job on their own paper.
Call (951) 717-3628