Fire-stopping surveys

When this work is needed

Existing fire stopping needs to be assessed, or the property team lacks reliable records of installed systems. The survey brief should explain the areas, purpose and evidence already available.

Typical projects

• Targeted review of risers or service penetrations
• Investigation of recorded installation concerns
• Creating a better basis for a remedial tender

What needs to be established

Agree how installations will be located and recorded, what can be inspected and the limits of any visual or intrusive checks. Ask how the report will distinguish findings, inaccessible areas and items requiring further evidence.

A useful starting brief

Areas to inspect, existing records, known defects and site restrictions.

Add the town, UK nation, building use, procurement stage and intended timescale. Unknown quantities and budgets can be clarified later.

A managed introduction

Send your report or describe the work. We help structure the requirement, clarify missing information and review eligible contractors against the location, scale and relevant evidence. Contractor interest is recorded before an approved introduction is made against your project reference.

Your appointment and next steps

You agree technical scope, price and the contract for the work directly with the contractor. We track progress and the outcome of the introduction.