Firestop Services
Firestopping solutions focused on quality installation, accurate estimating, inspection support, remediation, and organized project documentation.
Protection
By Design.
Firestop work is an important part of maintaining the integrity of fire-rated assemblies. Barrier Firestop is focused on helping construction teams identify, install, repair, and document firestop conditions.
Whether you're preparing a bid, working through construction, or addressing existing conditions, our goal is to provide a clear and dependable approach to the firestop scope.
INSTALLATION
Firestop Installation
Installation of firestop systems at penetrations, joints, and other conditions requiring protection of fire-rated assemblies.
- Through-penetrations
- Pipe penetrations
- Cable penetrations
- Fire-rated joints
- Membrane penetrations
- Firestop assemblies
& ESTIMATING
Firestop Takeoff
Help identify and quantify firestop conditions from project drawings and available documents to support bidding and project planning.
- Drawing review
- Firestop quantity takeoffs
- Scope development
- Bid support
- Penetration identification
- Project planning
& REMEDIATION
Inspection & Remediation
Assistance with identifying existing firestop deficiencies and developing a practical path toward repair and remediation.
- Existing-condition review
- Deficiency identification
- Repair recommendations
- Firestop remediation
- Construction support
- Closeout assistance
& CLOSEOUT
Documentation & Closeout
Organized project information to help construction teams track firestop work, support inspections, and prepare for project closeout.
- Installation records
- Project documentation
- Inspection support
- Closeout information
- Deficiency tracking
- Project organization
Built To Perform.
Barrier Firestop approaches every project with attention to applicable building codes, project specifications, tested firestop systems, and manufacturer installation requirements.
Our goal is to provide firestop work that is properly installed, clearly documented, and aligned with the requirements of the project.
CODE & LIFE SAFETY REQUIREMENTS
Section 714 — Penetrations
Section 715 — Joints and Voids
Section 8.2.5
Section 8.3.4
Requirements are evaluated as applicable to the project, including adopted codes, project specifications, tested firestop systems, and manufacturer installation requirements.
Have A Project? Let's Talk.
Send us your project information and let us know what you need. We'll review the scope and determine the appropriate next step.