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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.
An intumescent coating is a paint-like product applied to structural steel that expands when exposed to fire, forming an insulating char that protects the steel from reaching its critical failure temperature.
We routinely apply coatings to deliver 30, 60, 90 and 120 minute fire resistance, depending on the steel section size and the project specification.
Both. Off-site shop application is faster and gives a more controlled finish; on-site application is used where steel is already erected or where damage needs to be made good.
We take dry film thickness (DFT) readings using calibrated gauges across every protected member. Readings are recorded against the manufacturer's required thickness for that section and rating.
Yes — where steel is visible or exposed to weather, a sealer or topcoat is applied for both aesthetic and protective reasons. We can match RAL colours to architect specification.
Yes. We carry out make-good and re-coating works where intumescent paint has been damaged by follow-on trades, drilling, lifting or weather exposure.
A full pack including DFT readings, product data sheets, applicator certification, coating area schedules and photographic records — ready for Building Control and warranty sign-off.
Yes. Our applicators are third-party certified under FIRAS / TPCP schemes and trained on the specific coating systems we apply.
