Our Services

Fire Stopping

Fire stopping refers to the implementation of passive fire protection measures to seal openings and joints in building structures, preventing the spread of fire, smoke, and toxic gases. In the pursuit of creating fire-safe environments, fire stopping emerges as a crucial element in preventing the spread of fire within buildings.

Fire stopping plays a pivotal role in creating fire-resistant structures, providing valuable time for occupants to evacuate and minimizing the potential for catastrophic damage. By understanding the principles and applications of fire stopping and ensuring professional installation, builders and property owners contribute significantly to overall fire safety, fostering resilient and secure environments.

Fire-Resistant Materials

Flexible materials that expand when exposed to heat, effectively sealing gaps and joints in walls, floors, and ceilings. A cementitious material designed to fill voids and gaps in walls and floors, forming a fire-resistant barrier.

Penetration Protection

Installed around pipes and cables passing through walls or floors, these collars expand in the presence of heat, sealing the penetration point. A pliable material used to seal openings around cables, conduits, and small penetrations.

Joint Systems

Specialized materials and assemblies designed to seal expansion joints and control joints in building structures. Flexible cushions made of fire-resistant material, used to seal openings in walls and floors.

Commercial Buildings

Essential in high-rise structures, offices, and retail spaces to prevent the vertical and horizontal spread of fire.

Industrial Facilities

Used to protect critical infrastructure, machinery, and storage areas from the rapid propagation of fire.

Residential Construction

Incorporated into multi-family dwellings and single-family homes to enhance the fire resistance of shared walls and ceilings.