Passive Fire Protection Specialists in Kent

Fire stopping, compartmentation, fire doors and intumescent coatings

Passive Fire Protection

Passive Fire Protection (PFP) is at the heart of what we do at Azcro. We install and maintain systems that slow the spread of fire and smoke, protect structural integrity, and keep buildings compliant with UK regulations across commercial, residential, and public-sector spaces.

From fire stopping and compartmentation to steel protection and cavity barriers, we deliver certified, fully documented installations using tested products. Every project is completed by trained operatives with detailed reporting and photographic evidence — ensuring your building is safe, compliant, and protected.

What we do

Our Passive Fire Protection Services

Fire Stopping

Professional sealing of gaps around pipes, cables and ducts to prevent fire and smoke spread.

Compartmentation

Creating and maintaining fire-resistant barriers between building areas to contain fire effectively.

Fire Doors

Supply, installation and routine upkeep of compliant fire doors to ensure correct performance.

Intumescent Coatings

Fire-resistant paints applied to steelwork, timber or structural elements for added protection.

Inspections & Certification

Detailed inspections with clear reports, photographs and recommendations for compliance.

Remedial & Upgrade Works

Correcting non-compliant installations and upgrading existing systems to meet current regulations.

Our Accreditations

Fire Protection Association

FPA accreditation confirms our adherence to the highest standards of fire safety practice and professional conduct.

Fire Service College

Training and certification through the UK’s premier fire and rescue training centre ensures our teams are fully qualified.

NEBOSH

National Examination Board in Occupational Safety and Health. Demonstrating our commitment to workplace health and safety.

Ready to protect your building?

Get a free site survey and fixed-price quote from our certified team. Fast response across Kent and the South East.