Our Services

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Fire Stopping Works

Expert installation of fire stopping systems to seal gaps, penetrations and joints in fire-rated walls, floors and ceilings. We use certified intumescent products that expand in the event of fire to maintain the integrity of the compartment and prevent the spread of fire and smoke through a building.

Fire stopping and penetration sealing in London and Essex

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Fire Compartmentation

Fire compartmentation divides a building into zones to contain fire and allow safe evacuation. We assess, restore and install fire compartmentation barriers - including walls, floors, ceilings and service voids - in line with Approved Document B and current British Standards.

1.3FIRAS AP4414

Penetration Sealing

Where pipes, cables, ducts and other services pass through fire-rated elements, the penetration must be sealed to maintain the fire resistance of the structure. We install the correct certified solution for each service type - mechanical, electrical and drainage - in line with tested installation details.

1.4FIRAS AP4414

Linear Gap Sealing

Linear gaps at wall-to-wall, wall-to-floor and wall-to-ceiling junctions must be sealed to prevent fire and smoke migration. We use certified intumescent foam and sealant systems to close these gaps in line with tested details, ensuring the compartment boundary is maintained.

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Cavity Barriers

Installation of small and large cavity barriers - including FireFly flexible barrier systems - to close off concealed voids and ceiling, roof and floor spaces, stopping the hidden spread of fire and smoke and maintaining the compartment line.

1.6

Inspections & Surveys

A full survey of your building's passive fire protection measures identifies deficiencies across walls, floors, ceilings, service penetrations and fire doors. We produce a detailed, prioritised remediation schedule supported by photographic evidence - giving building owners and managers a clear action plan to achieve compliance.

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Intrusive Compartmentation Surveys

A visual inspection only tells you about the fire-stopping you can already see. An intrusive survey opens up ceiling voids, risers, service cupboards and other concealed spaces so the compartment line can be inspected where breaches actually occur. We agree an opening-up sample with you first, inspect each penetration, junction and barrier against the building's compartmentation strategy, and record each defect with photographs, a drawing reference and a priority rating. Access is reinstated and areas left clean on completion. Typically commissioned where a fire risk assessment has recommended intrusive inspection, or where a building's compartmentation records are missing or unreliable - and because we carry out remediation too, the survey leads straight to a fixed compartment line instead of another report on a shelf.

1.8

Remediation Works

Somebody hands you a survey with a few hundred defects on it. We price it, work through it and close it out - compartmentation restored, penetrations sealed, fire door deficiencies put right. Two things we say up front. Some of what is on that list will be wrong once the ceiling comes down, either already sealed or worse than the photograph suggested, and we flag both rather than quietly billing the difference. And we will find defects the survey missed, because a visual survey will usually miss some. Each item comes back to you closed against its original reference, with before and after photographs.

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Documentation & Certification

Each installation we carry out is supported by full documentation, including product data sheets, test evidence, photographic records and our own installation certificates. Our documentation package gives building owners, managers and regulators confidence that all works have been completed to the required standard.

2.1

Residential

Housing associations, BTR developments, apartment blocks and social housing - new build and retrofit.

2.2

Commercial

Office buildings, retail units and mixed-use developments requiring passive fire protection works.

2.3

Healthcare & Education

Hospitals, care homes, schools and universities where fire safety comes first.

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Industrial

Warehouses, manufacturing facilities and industrial units with complex service penetrations.