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Hyderabad (H.O.) & Guntur (B.O.)
Fire NOC Consultancy

Fire NOC applications, handled by the people who installed your systems

End-to-end support for Provisional and Occupancy Fire NOC applications across Telangana and Andhra Pradesh — documentation, site inspection preparation, and renewal tracking.

NBC 2016 Based Process Telangana & Andhra Pradesh
Overview

Two states, two departments, one point of contact

A Fire NOC (No Objection Certificate) confirms a building meets fire safety code requirements, and is generally required for commercial, industrial and multi-storey occupancies before they can be legally occupied. Because our two offices sit in different states, we handle both regulators directly rather than routing everything through a single generalist consultant:

StateGoverning Department
TelanganaTelangana State Disaster Response & Fire Services Department, with applications also reachable via the TG-iPASS single-window system
Andhra PradeshAndhra Pradesh State Disaster Response & Fire Services Department, with jurisdiction split between the Director General's office and District Fire Officers by building height

How the process generally works

  • Provisional NOC — applied for based on approved building plans, typically before or during construction.
  • Site inspection — the department's inspection committee or District/Regional Fire Officer reviews the premises against submitted plans.
  • Occupancy NOC — issued once the completed building and installed fire systems are verified to match what was approved.
  • Renewal — NOCs are valid for a defined period and require periodic renewal, which we track for ongoing AMC clients.

What we handle for you

  • Site inspection & documentation prep
  • Building plan / system layout submission support
  • Liaison with the Fire Services Department
  • Provisional → Occupancy NOC follow-through
  • Renewal date tracking
  • Corrective work if the inspection flags a gap
Good to know

NOC processing timeframes and fees are set and periodically revised by each state's Fire Services Department, not by us — we'll give you the current, accurate figure for your specific application rather than a generic estimate.

Frequently asked

What's the difference between a Provisional NOC and an Occupancy NOC?
A Provisional NOC is issued based on approved building plans, typically before or during construction. An Occupancy NOC is issued afterward, confirming the completed building matches those plans and its fire systems are functional — generally required before the building can be legally occupied.
Does a Fire NOC need to be renewed?
Yes, renewal is required periodically per the respective department's rules. We track renewal dates for our AMC clients so applications go in ahead of expiry.
Do you handle applications in both Telangana and Andhra Pradesh?
Yes — our Hyderabad office covers the Telangana State Disaster Response and Fire Services Department, and our Guntur office covers the Andhra Pradesh State Disaster Response and Fire Services Department.

Don't let paperwork hold up your occupancy

We'll handle the documentation and the Fire Department liaison — you focus on the building.

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