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Fire-rated sealing

Fire-rated sealing in North London & the Home Counties

Fire-rated sealing uses intumescent sealants for commercial and multi-occupancy work, documented for compliance. Compartment walls, service penetrations and movement joints sealed to maintain the fire rating.

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Scope

What the job includes

Sealant removal and surface preparation in progressBefore
Finished sealant joint, tooled cleanAfter
  • Full removal of existing joint material before resealing
  • Correct intumescent product specified to the required fire rating
  • Compartment wall and floor junctions covered
  • Service penetrations — pipes, cables, ducting — fire-stopped
  • Movement joints within fire-rated structures sealed correctly
  • Product data and application record provided for compliance
Process

How the work runs

Scope & rating confirmed

We confirm the required fire rating and which locations are in scope before pricing.

Strip out

Existing joint material or redundant fire-stopping removed back to sound substrate.

Prepare

Surfaces and penetrations cleaned and prepared to the product's fixing requirements.

Apply & document

Intumescent sealant applied to spec, then recorded for your compliance file.

Recent fire-stopping

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Questions

Fire-rated sealing FAQs

What is intumescent sealant, and how does it work?

It's a sealant that expands when heated, closing the joint or gap to maintain fire compartmentation for a rated period rather than letting fire and smoke pass through.

Do you provide documentation for building control or compliance?

Yes — product data sheets and a record of the sealant, location and fire rating applied are provided for your compliance file.

What locations typically need fire-rated sealing?

Compartment wall and floor junctions, service penetrations (pipes, cables, ducting), and movement joints within a fire-rated structure.

Can fire-rated sealant be used alongside standard sealants in the same building?

Yes, but only in the correct locations — fire-rated joints and penetrations need the specified intumescent product, not a standard silicone substitute.

Enquiries

Get a price for your fire-stopping

Send a couple of photos and rough measurements and we'll quote from those. Or call 07413 240639.