Nationwide Service · Lancashire Based

Intumescent spraying.

Certified passive fire protection for structural steelwork in warehouses, factories and commercial buildings. Applied on-site to meet building regulation requirements.

On-site intumescent coating application with professional spray equipment
Passive Fire Protection
Building Regs Compliant
Fully Insured
Nationwide Coverage

Accredited & certified

PASMA accredited
CHAS accredited contractor
IPAF accredited
CITB registered
What is intumescent spraying?

Fire protection coating for structural steel.

Intumescent paint is a specialist coating that expands when exposed to heat, creating an insulating char layer that protects steelwork from reaching critical temperatures. It is a proven, cost-effective alternative to fire-resistant boards or concrete encasement.

  • Extends structural steel fire resistance by 30, 60, 90 or 120 minutes
  • Applied on-site to columns, beams, portal frames and roof trusses
  • Suitable for warehouses, factories, distribution centres and commercial buildings
  • Helps meet Part B building regulation requirements
  • Can be overcoated with decorative topcoats where required
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30–120
Min Fire Rating
UK
Nationwide
10+
Years Experience
20
Year Warranty

Certified passive fire protection

Our work

Before and after.

Drag the slider to see the difference on units we have sprayed.

Industrial unit cladding respray — afterAfter
Industrial unit cladding respray — beforeBefore

Weathered elevations restored in dark grey.

Industrial shed cladding respray — afterAfter
Industrial shed cladding respray — beforeBefore

Faded cream shed resprayed to a matte finish.

On site

Spraying large-scale steel protection.

Spraying intumescent coating on structural steel from a cherry picker
Access

Cherry picker steelwork application

Industrial units with protected and coated structural steelwork
Completed

Full steel protection programme

How it works

From specification to certified protection.

01

Review Drawings

We review the steel section sizes, fire rating requirements and building use to calculate coating thickness.

02

Surface Prep

Steelwork is cleaned to SA 2.5 or manufacturer standards, primed where required and masked for protection.

03

Spray Application

Intumescent coating is applied by trained operatives using airless spray to the specified dry film thickness.

04

Inspection

Thickness and coverage are checked against the specification before sign-off and handover.

Common questions

Intumescent spraying FAQs.

What is intumescent paint?

It is a fire-resistant coating that expands many times its original thickness when exposed to heat, creating an insulating barrier that protects structural steel from reaching critical failure temperatures.

How long does intumescent protection last?

When applied correctly and protected from physical damage or moisture, intumescent coatings can last the lifetime of the building. External steel may require a weatherproof topcoat.

Can you spray intumescent coating on-site?

Yes — we apply coatings on-site in operational warehouses, factories and construction sites. Our teams are PASMA and IPAF trained for safe access at height.

Do you provide certificates?

We work with third-party inspectors and coating manufacturers to provide documentation and coverage checks that align with the project fire protection specification.

Every intumescent project is backed by a 20-year warranty for peace of mind.

Get in touch

Speak to Joe about Intumescent Spraying.

Send a few details and Joe Tattersall will come back to you with a plan and a price. For urgent enquiries, give us a call.

Joe Tattersall

Project lead & estimator

07497 226 956

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Rossendale, Lancashire

Covering nationwide

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