We install fire stopping materials and systems that seal openings and joints in fire-resistant walls and floors. It's essential because it prevents fire, smoke, and toxic gases from spreading through a building's cavities and penetrations, giving people more time to evacuate and helping contain the fire to its origin point.

We recommend having your fire stopping systems professionally inspected at least once a year. However, if you've had any recent building works or modifications that have created new openings or penetrations, you'll need immediate inspection and potential remedial work to maintain fire safety compliance.

We commonly apply fire stopping in areas where services pass through walls and floors, including electrical cables, pipes, ductwork, and other penetrations. We also focus on linear joints between fire-resistant compartments, cavity barriers, and areas around fire doors and windows.

Our FIRAS-approved engineers can conduct a thorough survey of your premises to check if your fire stopping meets current regulations. If you notice gaps around services, damaged seals, or if you're unsure about previous work, we'll assess your fire stopping and recommend necessary improvements to guarantee compliance.

Yes, we regularly retrofit fire stopping solutions in existing buildings. Whether you're upgrading an old property or addressing compliance issues, we'll identify the most suitable materials and methods to achieve proper fire compartmentation while minimising disruption to your daily operations.