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We review your scope, specification, drawings and programme requirements.
Detailed site survey to define scope, access, phasing and methodology.
FIRAS-certified operatives deliver works safely and to programme.
Full O&M packs, certificates, photographic records and completion sign-off.
Five hubs across England & Wales. Same-day response, FIRAS-certified installers.
Postcode or town name — we'll route you to the closest team.
Fire stopping maintains the compartmentation of a building - the principle that contains fire and smoke to their area of origin. Without effective fire stopping, fire can spread rapidly through concealed routes, putting lives at risk and undermining escape strategies.
Under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 and the Fire Safety Act 2021, the responsible person or duty holder must ensure fire protection measures, including fire stopping, are suitable and maintained. This applies to building owners, landlords, managing agents and facilities managers.
If you are unsure about the condition of fire stopping in your building, a survey will identify breaches and produce a prioritised report of recommended remedial works. Surveys are particularly important after refurbishment, following a fire risk assessment, or when preparing for building safety compliance.
Common areas include service risers, ceiling voids, floor penetrations, plant rooms, electrical cupboards, communal corridors and any location where cables, pipes or ducts pass through compartment walls or floors.
Costs depend on the scope, number of penetrations, access requirements and building type. We provide clear, itemised quotations based on a site survey or project review so you know exactly what is included.
Yes. We regularly carry out remedial fire stopping works to address actions raised in fire risk assessments. We work through the prioritised action plan, complete the works and provide evidence for your compliance records.
Every project receives photographic records of each sealed penetration, details of the products used, and installation documentation suitable for handover, audit and compliance purposes.
Fire stopping is a key part of meeting Building Regulations (Approved Document B) and fire safety legislation. The responsible person must ensure compartmentation is maintained, which includes ensuring fire stopping is in place and effective.
Yes. We work with main contractors, sub-contractors, landlords, housing associations, facilities managers, local authorities and private building owners across commercial and residential sectors.
