I work with a great team of dedicated passive fire professionals who cover most market sectors throughout the UK.

The importance of fire doors is often underestimated. Fire doors are installed to preserve life and property in the event of a fire...but do yours meet the regulations? The way a fire door is fitted is just as critical as the fire door itself. To overlook just one aspect of the Ventro Fire Door Healthcheck can jeopardise the integrity of the whole door, which is where we help.

Ventro are also best placed to help you address the ever important issue of compartmentation. From survey through to install we will partner with you to ensure a cost-effective solution and a seamless installation.

It is common knowledge that the use of rated fire stopping materials tested to BS 476 part 20/22 is part of standard building specifications, but many clients underestimate the risk they take by not employing the services of a third party expert, to ensure these products are fitted correctly. Where fire stopping is concerned, installation is key, and something Ventro technicians are trained in.

Fire curtains are the most common solution for implementing compartmentation in an open-plan environment. These are particularly suited to large reception areas, open stair wells or large corridors where fire doors would not be suitable.

My particular focus however is on the HMO (Houses in Multiple Occupation) and social housing sector. So I work with local council authorities, social housing associations, ALMOs and a number of large hotel chains. These are places where people are most vulnerable in the event of a fire, and together we help you to ensure that they are protected.