Infra supports commercial customers with passive fire protection requirements including fire-door related works and fire-stopping remedials. The exact scope is defined around the building, existing fire strategy and findings from surveys or risk assessments.
Commercial fire door and fire-stopping inspection support, remedial works and coordination.
We work on both planned projects and existing systems. Where we inherit an installation, we first establish the condition, available documentation, compatibility and practical options before recommending repairs, additions or replacement.
Infra supports commercial customers with passive fire protection requirements including fire-door related works and fire-stopping remedials. The exact scope is defined around the building, existing fire strategy and findings from surveys or risk assessments.
Our customers include organisations that need a contractor capable of working around occupied premises, existing systems and operational constraints. We can support one-off jobs, planned maintenance, upgrades and repeat works across several locations.
Infra combines fire, security and communications capability. That is particularly useful where a project crosses disciplines — for example, CCTV cameras using existing network infrastructure, access control requiring new structured cabling, or a multi-site maintenance programme covering several systems.
Based in Lancashire, we support local customers across the North West as well as nationwide commercial and multi-site work.
Common questions about fire doors & fire stopping for commercial premises.
A fire door forms part of a building's passive fire protection and is designed as an assembly to resist fire and smoke for a specified period when correctly installed and maintained.
Some defects can be remediated, while others may require replacement. The correct approach depends on the door set, certification, damage and required performance.
Fire stopping is used to maintain the fire resistance of walls, floors and other barriers where services or openings pass through them.
Depending on the scope, yes. We can review the recommendations and confirm which works we can undertake or coordinate.
Where a penetration passes through a fire-resisting element, an appropriate tested fire-stopping solution may be required to maintain the intended compartmentation.
Yes. Where practical, passive fire remedials can be coordinated alongside other fire-safety works to simplify site management.
Send us the site address, existing system details and what you need doing.