Fire safety and asbestos for social housing
For housing associations, council landlords and ALMOs: compartmentation, fire doors and asbestos dealt with together, in homes and blocks that stay occupied.
What we do for you
Accountable and responsible persons
Evidence you can put in front of the Building Safety Regulator, the fire service and the Regulator of Social Housing: pinned, photographed records for every seal and door, and clearance certificates for every asbestos area.
Asset and compliance managers
Regulation 10 fire door checks, compartmentation surveys and FRA remedial programmes that close actions block by block, with a schedule you can price and phase.
Residents
Two-person teams, appointments agreed in advance, and a clear explanation of what happens if asbestos is found during fire works.
Typical work
- Compartmentation and fire door surveys, with a targeted asbestos survey of the voids
- LE Comply, our partner platform, to keep asbestos and fire safety records in front of your teams
- FRA remedial programmes across estates of low-rise blocks
- Fire stopping in risers, ceiling voids and common areas of towers
- Regulation 10 door checks, repairs and certified replacements
- Licensed asbestos removal from tenanted homes, stores and communal areas
- Refurbishment surveys ahead of kitchen, bathroom and roofing programmes
Recent work
17-storey council tower
A 226-location survey report and a 43-day phase-one programme: asbestos survey, two days' mobilisation and 36 days on the tools, working top down at 1.5 days per floor.
View project →Twin council tower blocks
477 and 398 locations recorded, photographed and rated at 60 minutes, with full-building reports issued. The fire works never waited on a second contractor.
View project →14-storey residential tower
A floor-by-floor report with “installed” against every pin, ready for the landlord's building safety case.
View project →Five-level residential block
An action-required schedule the landlord could price, phase and put in front of the fire authority.
View project →24 low-rise council blocks
Every action logged as approved, pending or query, so the council could watch its action list close block by block.
View project →Housing association offices
Before-and-after completion packs for each office, handed over with the installation records.
View project →Phase 2 starts on 30 November 2026
Fire, electrical, falls, excess cold and heat, structural collapse and domestic hygiene join the significant-hazard deadlines: investigate within 10 working days, make safe within 5, emergencies within 24 hours.
Fire risks in communal parts stay under fire safety law, not the Awaab's Law clock, but they still have to be found, fixed and evidenced. Asbestos is already an emergency hazard, and is expected to join the significant-hazard deadlines in 2027.
How we help
- Competent investigators: P402 asbestos and compartmentation surveyors
- Make-safe and remedial work by our own teams, with no subcontract chain to wait on
- Every finding, photograph and access attempt recorded with its time
- Licensed asbestos removal with independent clearance
Planning a programme?
Send us the address and what you already know. Our bid and contracts team replies within one working day.