Expert Fire Stopping Installers You Can Trust
Protect your building and ensure compliance with fire safety regulations by partnering with our certified fire stopping installers. We deliver fast, reliable fire stopping and compartmentalisation services to safeguard lives, property, and peace of mind.
Our certified fire stopping installers bring expertise and precision to every project, ensuring all fire barriers are correctly sealed and fully compliant. We understand the critical role fire stopping plays in protecting lives and property, so we work quickly and efficiently without compromising quality.
Trust us to deliver peace of mind with fire stopping solutions tailored to your building’s specific needs.
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Sealing, Repairs, Ductwork
Comprehensive Fire Stopping
Our experienced team specialises in installing and repairing fire stopping systems that prevent the spread of fire and smoke through walls, floors, and ceilings.
We adhere strictly to British Standards such as BS 476 and BS EN 1366, ensuring your building meets all legal requirements, including the Fire Safety Order 2005.
As certified and third-party approved installers, we provide nationwide coverage across commercial, residential, and public sectors. We offer clear, transparent quotations with no hidden fees and deliver a fast turnaround to keep your projects on schedule. Plus, we supply full compliance documentation and certification for your peace of mind.
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Fire stopping involves sealing gaps and openings in fire-resistant walls and floors to prevent the spread of fire and smoke. It is crucial for protecting lives, property, and ensuring buildings meet fire safety regulations.
Fire stopping should be inspected regularly, typically every 6 to 12 months, depending on building usage and risk. Regular maintenance ensures seals remain intact and effective in case of fire.
Fire stopping installation and repairs should be carried out by a competent, experienced fire protection contractor, ideally holding third-party accreditation such as FIRAS, BM TRADA Q-Mark, or IFC Certification. Installers must be trained in the specific systems and materials used, follow manufacturer and regulatory requirements, and provide certification with photographic evidence to confirm the work restores fire compartmentation integrity and meets compliance standards.
Common fire stopping materials include fire-resistant sealants, mortars, collars, wraps, and intumescent strips designed to expand and seal gaps when exposed to heat.
Yes, fire stopping can be installed or upgraded in existing buildings to improve fire safety and bring the property into compliance with current fire regulations.