Commercial & Industrial Fireproofing in British Columbia
Division 7 Contracting installs spray-applied and intumescent fireproofing for structural steel, beams, columns, joists and rated floor or roof assemblies on commercial and industrial projects.
Cementitious Fireproofing
Spray-applied cementitious systems for structural steel and rated assemblies where the design calls for durable passive fire protection.
Intumescent Coatings
Thin-film intumescent coatings for exposed structural steel where the finished appearance matters while maintaining the required fire-resistance design.
Decks, Beams, Columns & Joists
Project-specific protection for floor and roof deck assemblies, beams, columns and open-web steel joists based on the specified listed design.
Fireproofing Is a Rated-Assembly Scope
The required thickness and application method depend on the listed design, member size, restrained or unrestrained condition, substrate, hourly rating and product. We review the drawings and fireproofing schedules before pricing so the scope reflects the project requirements instead of relying on a generic thickness.
Project coordination can include
- Drawing and specification review
- Product-data and submittal coordination
- Thickness and member schedule review
- Access, hoarding and temperature planning
- Quality and inspection coordination
- Mobilization planning with the general contractor
Need Firestopping Too?
Division 7 also handles passive firestopping at penetrations, joints and openings, allowing project teams to coordinate related fire-protection scopes through one contractor.
View Firestopping ServicesInformation That Helps Us Price Faster
- Architectural and structural drawings
- Fire-resistance schedules or listed design references
- Member sizes and quantities
- Specified fireproofing product or basis of design
- Required hourly ratings
- Project schedule and sequencing
- Site access and working-height requirements
- Temperature or enclosure conditions
Tendering a Fireproofing Scope?
Send drawings, specifications and addenda to Division 7 for review.