Metal Decking

Fire remediation works, particularly in the realm of decking and soffit replacements, have become increasingly important in ensuring the safety and compliance of residential and commercial buildings. This shift towards fire-resilient construction practices is exemplified by the replacement of timber or composite decking with aluminium decking solutions. Our in-house specialists are at the forefront of this initiative, collaborating closely with clients and developers to substitute combustible materials with compliant, metal alternatives. These efforts not only enhance the safety of the structures but also align with stringent building regulations that prioritise fire resistance and material integrity.

Recent projects undertaken by our team underscore the growing demand and trust in aluminium decking solutions across the UK. A number of balcony decking and soffit replacements have been successfully completed for developers, showcasing our capability to manage and execute projects of various scales and complexities. These initiatives are driven by a commitment to not only meet but exceed safety standards, providing peace of mind to developers and occupants alike. The transition to aluminium decking is not just a compliance measure but a significant upgrade in durability and maintenance, ensuring a long-term solution that withstands the test of time and elements.

The quality and compliance of the materials used in our fire remediation works are of paramount importance. To this end, all materials, including the aluminium decking, are manufactured within the UK. This local production ensures that each component meets the highest standards of quality and compliance, adhering to both national and international safety regulations. Our dedication to sourcing and utilising UK-manufactured materials underlines our commitment to supporting local industries while delivering superior fire remediation solutions. By choosing our services, clients and developers are not only investing in the safety and compliance of their buildings but are also contributing to the sustainability and resilience of the construction ecosystem in the UK.