Fire Safety
Accreditations & Compliance

FIRAS Accredited Contractor, Engineers trained to BS 8214 & relevant British Standards, Building Safety Act aware and compliant, Safe Contractor Approved, Fully insured, audited, and quality-assured workforce

Fire Doors: Inspection, Repair & Certification

Fire protection doors are critical life-safety assets—and one of the most commonly non-compliant elements in buildings. Our FIRAS-accredited engineers inspect, repair, and upgrade fire doors in occupied environments, ensuring each doorset performs as designed in the event of a fire. We provide clear reporting, photographic evidence and certification to support audits and enforcement readiness.

Fire Compartmentation That Actually Works

Compartmentation failures allow fire and smoke to spread rapidly. Masterfix Maintain delivers professional compartmentation surveys and certified fire stopping installations that reinstate fire-resisting barriers throughout buildings. We work closely with managing agents, M&E contractors and building owners to ensure every penetration, riser and void is correctly protected.

Passive Fire Protection Systems FAQs

Yes. Masterfix is a FIRAS-accredited contractor for fire doors and passive fire protection works.

Yes. We provide inspections, detailed reports and certified remedial works under one accountable partner.

Absolutely. Our engineers are experienced in live residential and commercial environments.

Yes. Our services are designed to support accountable persons, duty holders and audit readiness.

Why Choose
Masterfix Passive Fire Engineers

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FIRAS Accredited Assurance

Independent third-party certification for total confidence and compliance with passive fire protection measures.

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Life-Safety Focused Delivery

Every decision prioritises occupant safety and regulatory responsibility when it comes to fire protection.

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End-to-End Capability

Inspection, reporting, remedials, and upgrades under one partner.

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Experienced in High-Risk Buildings

Proven expertise in high-rise, prime residential, and mixed-use assets, protecting buildings.

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Clear Reporting & Audit Trails

Robust documentation to satisfy managing agents, fire risk assessors, and regulators.

Active Fire Protection Vs Passive Fire Protection

Passive fire protection refers to built-in systems designed to slow the spread of fire and smoke without needing activation. These include fire doors, fire stopping, building compartments, and intumescent coatings that protect structural elements and maintain fire resistance. Installed as part of the building structure, passive fire protection systems help protect escape routes, preserve structural integrity, and give occupants and emergency services valuable time to respond. A qualified passive fire engineer ensures all passive fire protection installations are installed correctly and meet regulatory standards.

In contrast, active fire protection systems respond when a fire occurs. Systems such as fire alarm systems, sprinklers, and smoke detection are designed to detect, alert, and suppress fire, helping occupants evacuate safely and limiting damage. These systems require regular maintenance and annual checks to ensure they function correctly when needed.