Frequently Asked Questions

The cost is determined following a site survey and detailed calculation. Key factors include the type and area of the structures, the required fire-resistance rating, surface condition, site accessibility and work schedule. We can provide a preliminary estimate based on information supplied by the client.

The required fire-resistance rating, steel section factor, selected coating system and material consumption, extent of surface preparation, site conditions, and whether work must be carried out without interrupting operations.

The schedule is calculated individually for each project and aligned with the construction programme. We provide a timeline estimate together with the preliminary cost estimate.

Steel and reinforced-concrete structures, timber structures, air ducts, cable routes and penetrations, tanks, pipelines and equipment.

As-built documentation for the completed work, certificates and test reports for the materials used, and work completion certificates.

We use only materials with valid certificates and test reports, selected for the required fire-resistance rating or the structure’s operating conditions.

Yes. Work is organised according to a schedule agreed with the facility operator, in compliance with occupational safety and site access requirements.

A specialist visits the site to assess the types and condition of structures, operating and access conditions, and collect the data needed for calculations. A technical solution is then developed based on the findings.

Based on the required coating thickness, steel section factor and surface area to be treated, in accordance with the manufacturer’s methodology and applicable standards.

Warranty obligations are specified in the project contract and depend on the coating system used and operating conditions.