Fireproofing Services
Fireproofing system provides excellent fire resistance to help prevent losses caused by fires. This state-of-the-art technology can save lives and prevent property loss.
Spray-Applied Fireproofing Services
Spray-applied fireproofing products are the most common types of fireproofing materials. Spray-applied fireproofing can either be cementitious fireproofing (typically gypsum-based, wet mix formulation) or sprayed fiber fireproofing (mineral wool fiber with a portland cement-based binder, dry mix formulation).
Cementitious Fireproofing
These are gypsum-based, plaster-like coatings that look like white stucco when dried. These coatings are sprayed on the surface of the structural members that need protection.
Intumescent Fireproofing
These coatings are sprayed or brushed onto the surfaces to be protected them. While there is some interchangeability with the cementitious coatings, these paints are usually used on pipes and other metallic items
Firestop Fireproofing
Firestop is a method of sealing gaps between fire-resistant materials, helping reduce fire and smoke spread. Firestop fireproofing involves sealing all openings and joints in fire-resistance rated walls and floors.
Fireproofing Installation
Sprayed-applied firestopping products are often required in commercial buildings to prevent or delay damage in structures exposed to fire. These fire-resistant materials are intended to insulate the structure in the event of a fire, which can help significantly delay loss of the integrity of the structure. These materials and techniques can also be installed in homes to help delay severe structural damage in the event of a fire.
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Our fireproofing teams are fully tested and certified with years of experience installing all types of fireproofing and fire-resistive materials.
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