Passive fire protection

Passive fire protection isn’t simply about ticking the compliance box. It’s about having the right fire systems in place to keep you protected from the unexpected. Not only to slow the spread of fire and smoke, but to prevent adjacent buildings from damage – and to buy you time for evacuation.

Code-compliant systems

Every installed fire safety system complies with local and international regulations to protect your occupants and investment.

Industry-approved components

We only use tried-and-tested materials from industry-approved manufacturers to guarantee the highest level of safety and protection.

One-stop service

Our fire protection service covers everything from initial inspection and fire protection plans to high-end installation and regular maintenance.

Passive fire protection is a legal requirement

Be it for domestic or commercial use, it’s mandatory for properties to have the right fire-stopping measures in place. Not only does it help to save lives, but it could also save you from legal and financial penalties later down the line.

Our five-step process
to peace of mind

On-site inspection

Our process begins with a detailed assessment of your property to identify specific areas that need passive fire protection.

Fire protection plan

Following our site visit, we’ll follow up with a fire protection plan that integrates any existing fire safety systems.

Professional installation

With a plan in place, our skilled technicians will arrive on site to install your passive fire protection components to industry standards.

Certification

Once installation is complete, we’ll thoroughly check every component and leave you with industry-recognised certification for your records.

On-going maintenance

To keep you protected, we offer regular inspections to check every component is effective and up-to-date with industry standards.

Latest advice on passive fire protection

28/02/2024

Other services

Fire doors

Restricting the spread of flames and smoke with fire-rated doors to protect evacuation routes.

Intumescent coatings

Covering structural elements with intumescent coatings to prevent and delay potential fire damage.