Passive Fire Remediation

We offer expert Passive Fire Remediation services to address deficiencies in your building’s fire protection systems, ensuring they meet current fire safety standards and regulations.


We are able to rectify any fire safety deficiencies and ensure that your building's fire protection systems are effective and compliant. Our team conducts detailed inspections to identify areas of weakness, such as compromised fire doors, inadequate fire stopping, or damaged fire barriers, and then we implement the necessary remedial actions to restore and enhance fire safety.

Ensuring that your building's fire safety is up-to-date, compliant, and working effectively to protect lives and property.

Key Components:

  • Comprehensive Inspections:We carry out thorough assessments to identify any gaps or failures in your building’s passive fire protection systems. This includes inspecting fire doors, fire-stopping measures, fire barriers, and compartmentation.

  • Rectifying Fire Safety Deficiencies:Once we’ve identified any deficiencies, we implement corrective measures to restore your building’s fire safety systems to full functionality. This can include repairing or replacing fire doors, reinstating fire barriers, and ensuring fire-stopping materials are properly installed.

  • Compliance with Regulations:Our remediation services ensure that your building complies with UK fire safety regulations, including the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 and other relevant standards. We work to make sure all systems are up to code and functioning as required by law.

  • Expert Recommendations:Along with remediation, we provide expert advice on how to prevent future fire safety issues and maintain effective fire protection systems. We guide you on best practices for maintenance and recommend upgrades where necessary.

  • Ongoing Support:Ember offers continued support after remediation, ensuring that your building’s fire protection systems remain compliant and fully operational over time. We assist with follow-up inspections and provide advice on any necessary updates or repairs.