Specialist focus
Passive fire protection for social housing and property management.
Safety in the detail
Passive Fire Protection Specialists
Fire doors, compartmentation and fire stopping for social housing and property management. Take your next step with a specialist team that understands your buildings.
Discuss your project Explore our servicesSocial housing & property managementNottingham · Middlesbrough · Nationwide
People in mind
Practical planning for occupied buildings and resident access.
Regional teams
Nottingham and Middlesbrough offices. National network coverage.
Our expertise
Protection, from door to detail.
Understand what is needed. Put the right measures in place. Keep a clear record of the work.
Fire Door Surveys
Understand door condition, identify remedial priorities and build a usable record for your housing or property portfolio.
Explore serviceFire Door Installation
Coordinate new and replacement fire doors with the opening, surrounding construction, resident access and handover records.
Explore serviceFire Door Maintenance
Turn inspection findings into coordinated repairs, with clear records for each door and a plan for continued care.
Explore serviceFire Compartment Surveys
Locate visible compartmentation defects, record survey limitations and define the next steps for investigation or remedial work.
Explore serviceFire Stopping
Survey, install and record suitable fire stopping around service penetrations and joints in fire-resisting walls and floors.
Explore serviceCavity & Fire Barriers
Survey and install appropriate barrier systems within roof voids and concealed spaces, with clear details at edges and interfaces.
Explore serviceA considered approach
From understanding to action.
Good fire protection starts with a clear picture of the building, the people in it and the work it needs.
How to brief your project- 01
Understand the building
Share the fire strategy, existing reports and access requirements so we can agree a useful scope.
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Plan the right work
Turn survey findings into a defined programme, with resident communication and practical site coordination.
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Keep the evidence
Agree the records you need at handover, from installation photographs to work registers and product information.
Our work
Experience where it matters.
A documented programme of fire safety works across occupied social housing. See the planning, the detail and the evidence behind the project.
Fabrick Group — Portfolio Fire Safety Compliance Works
A long-term partnership covering surveys, reporting and remedial fire barrier, compartmentation and firestopping works across a social housing portfolio.
Regional knowledge. Wider reach.
Close to your buildings. Connected to your team.
From Nottingham and Middlesbrough, we support social housing and property management clients across the Midlands, the North East and nationwide.
Explore our coverageThe people behind the work
Specialists. And people you can talk to.
Meet the people responsible for our commercial, contracts, accounts, supervision, administration and document control.
Paul Reedman
Commercial Manager
Mick Bendelow
Senior Contracts Supervisor
Mark Chambers
Contracts Manager
Shannon Reedman
Reception & Administration Officer
Megan Randall
Accounts Manager
Cara May
Document Control Officer
Knowledge that helps
Clarity before the next step.
Fire doors
How often should fire doors be inspected?
Understand the England rules for routine fire door checks, when the 11-metre threshold applies, and how to plan specialist surveys, access attempts and follow-up repairs across a property portfolio.
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Compartmentation
What is a compartmentation survey, and what should it tell you?
A practical guide to commissioning a fire compartmentation survey: define the areas to inspect, understand access limitations and turn photographic findings into an organised remedial programme.
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Compartmentation
What is passive fire protection? A guide for property managers
Understand how fire doors, compartment walls and fire stopping work together, where problems arise, and how to turn an unfamiliar building into a manageable inspection and maintenance programme.
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