Many fire stopping sites show a phone number and a few photos. Your work ends up hidden behind a ceiling or a wall, so the main contractor, housing association or facilities manager hiring you wants to see how you record it before they get in touch.
By showing the evidence a buyer checks first. Your third-party certification if you hold it, photos of the work before the ceiling is closed up, and a survey enquiry form that asks the type of building, the number of floors and the deadline. We build a page for each service, from compartmentation surveys to cavity barriers and remediation. Free live demo before you pay, keep your domain, live in 7 days.
"Fire stopping contractor near me" and "passive fire protection" are the broad ones. "Compartmentation survey", "fire stopping survey", "cavity barrier installation" and "fire stopping remediation" come from a buyer with a building and a deadline. Each one gets its own page, so the search and the page match.
A single riser and a whole block of flats are different jobs. The survey form asks the type of building, the number of floors, whether it is new build or existing, any drawings, fire risk assessment or previous survey, and the deadline, so you can price the survey before you call back.
Your third-party certification if you hold it and how a buyer can check it, sample records showing each seal photographed and dated before it is covered, your insurance cover and the kinds of building you work in. A main contractor or housing association checks all of it before they ring.
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We build your fire stopping site first, put it on a real address and send you the link. No deposit, no contract to read, nothing monthly at the sale.
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Because a main contractor still checks you before they add you to a tender list. They search your name, open the site and look for photos of real work and a way to check who you are. If the site looks out of date, that check goes against you.
Yes. A project page for each kind of job, such as a riser or a plant room, with photos of the work and the building type, but no names or addresses unless the client agrees. A buyer wants to see the detail of the job, not a stock photo.
Yes. A page for each kind of buyer, because a main contractor wants to know you can work to the programme, and a housing association or facilities manager wants to know how you record the work and report back. Each page answers that buyer's first questions.
Yes. A page for each region or city you cover, with the kind of work you take on there. That is what turns up when a buyer searches for fire stopping and a town. If you travel for the right contract, the site says that too.
Seven days from the day you sign off the design. Most of that week is us building. You get the demo link first, then we swap in your own domain.
No. We build the demo first and send you the link. You see your site live before you pay a penny. If you do not want it, you owe us nothing and the area goes to the next firm.
The domain stays in your name and we point it at the new site. Your email carries on working. If you have no domain we help you buy one, in your name.
Tell us about your fire stopping firm here. The same person who builds the demo reads it, and we reply the same day.
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Send us your firm's name and the areas you cover. We build it and send you the link. One firm per sector per area.
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