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Protection you'd never know was there.

Fire suppression design, installation and servicing to BS EN 12845 and BS 9251. We only certify a system when it's compliant.

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The design arrives ready to review

A design package is only useful if the people assessing it can follow it. Ours arrive complete and traceable: hydraulic calculations, head schedules, and a documented rationale for the decisions behind them. Fire engineers and building control get what they need to sign off without coming back for it.

"A well-prepared package, and the Golden Thread approach to the documentation made our review straightforward."

Simon McGeorge, The Alarm Hub
Excerpt of a document register: personnel initials alongside tracked issue numbers, document reference codes and document types for a design package.

Problems are cheaper on paper

Most of what goes wrong on site was visible at design stage. Services competing for the same space, a supply that won't support the system, a layout that can't be built as drawn. We look for those while it's still a drawing, working with the architect, the M&E contractor and anyone else affected.

That means saying early when something won't work, and being open about the options rather than quietly designing round a problem and leaving someone else to find it.

Sprinkler pipework routed alongside cable tray and other services in a ceiling void

Before you commit to anything

Send a drawing and you'll get a view on what the scheme needs, within five working days. For an existing system, we'll attend site and come back with a costed proposal.

No charge and no obligation either way. It's a reasonable way for both of us to find out whether we're a fit before anything wider gets discussed.

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