Firestop Surveys and Repair in Central Florida

Cables, pipes, and ducts break through rated walls and floors constantly. We find the openings, document them, and seal them so your barriers hold their rating.

Why it matters

What a firestop survey covers

Every new cable run or pipe through a rated wall is a potential hole in your fire barrier. Unsealed or improperly sealed penetrations are among the most common life safety findings in healthcare buildings.

  • Penetrations through rated walls, floors, and shafts located and documented
  • Condition of existing firestop recorded with photos
  • Tested firestop system identified where possible
  • Deficient or missing firestop flagged by location

Service area

Serving Central Florida

Based in Lakeland, with local scheduling.

Questions

Firestop Surveys and Repair: common questions

What is firestop?

Firestop is the material and method used to seal openings where cables, pipes, and ducts pass through fire-rated walls and floors, so fire and smoke can't travel through the gaps.

Can any sealant be used on a penetration?

No. Firestop must match a tested and listed system for that wall or floor type and penetration, or an engineering judgment when no tested system fits.

Do you document where each penetration is?

Yes. Each one is recorded by building, floor, and location with photos, so your team and your surveyors can find it again.

Start with a free assessment

We'll walk a sample of your doors and show you, with photos, where you stand.