Fire damper specialists
Protecting UK buildings through certified fire damper compliance
Titan Fire Compliance surveys, tests, repairs and maintains fire dampers and passive fire protection in commercial, healthcare, education and residential buildings — giving responsible persons the evidence they need to prove compliance.
- Fully certified engineers
- BS 9999 & DW/145 aligned
- Digital reports and asset registers
- Nationwide UK coverage
Our services
Complete fire damper and passive fire protection support
From the first survey through to signed-off remedials, we deliver every stage of the fire damper lifecycle in-house — so there is one accountable team behind your compliance evidence.
Fire Damper Surveys
A full survey of your building to find, locate and record every fire damper — including the ones nobody knew were there.
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Fire Damper Testing
Full drop testing and inspection of every accessible damper, with a clear pass or fail and photographic evidence for each asset.
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Fire Damper Remedials
Repair, replacement and installation works that close out the failures found on test — carried out by the team that found them.
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Planned Maintenance
An annual or two-yearly programme that keeps your dampers tested, your records current and your renewal dates off your desk.
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Fire Stopping
Surveys and remedial fire stopping to service penetrations, so the compartment line around your ductwork is genuinely continuous.
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Compliance & Reporting
Clear, auditable documentation that shows a fire risk assessor, an insurer or an enforcing authority exactly where you stand.
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Compliance you can evidence, not just claim
Titan Fire Compliance was built around a straightforward idea: fire damper compliance should be simple to understand, properly evidenced and honestly priced.
Our engineers work to recognised industry standards, and every job leaves you with a clear asset register, photographic evidence and a pass or fail position on every damper we touch. Where we find defects, we tell you what it will take to put right — and we can put it right.
What is a fire damper?
A fire damper is a passive fire protection device fitted where ductwork passes through a fire-rated wall, floor or ceiling. In normal use it sits open and lets air move freely through the ventilation system. In a fire it closes, restoring the integrity of the fire compartment so that flame and smoke cannot travel through the ductwork into the next part of the building.
How do fire dampers work?
Most fire dampers are held open by a fusible link that melts at around 72°C, releasing a spring or curtain that snaps the damper shut. Motorised dampers are driven closed by an actuator wired to the fire alarm or building management system. Both types depend on moving parts that can seize, corrode or be obstructed — which is exactly why they have to be tested rather than assumed to work.
Where we work
Trusted across regulated and high-occupancy buildings
Fire dampers exist in almost every building with mechanical ventilation. We work in the sectors where getting them wrong carries the highest consequences.
Healthcare
Hospitals, care homes and clinical settings where evacuation is slowest and scrutiny is highest.
Education
Schools, colleges and university estates, with works planned around term dates and holidays.
Commercial offices
Multi-tenant office buildings, managed estates and landlord-retained areas.
Residential and high-rise
Blocks of flats, build-to-rent and student accommodation, including higher-risk buildings.
Retail and hospitality
Shopping centres, restaurants, hotels and leisure venues, including commercial kitchens.
Industrial and logistics
Warehouses, manufacturing plants and distribution centres with large-volume ventilation.
Why it matters
Why fire dampers are essential to your building's fire strategy
Compartmentation is the backbone of almost every fire strategy in the UK. Walls and floors are built to hold a fire in one part of a building for long enough to let people out and let the fire service in — and every duct that passes through those walls is a hole in that defence unless a working fire damper is protecting it.
A damper that is painted shut, obstructed by insulation, missing its fusible link or simply never tested offers no protection at all. Because dampers sit hidden above ceilings and inside risers, that failure is invisible until the day it matters.
- 72°C
- Typical fusible link release temperature
- 2 years
- Maximum test interval recommended by BS 9999
- 12 months
- Recommended for dampers in dust-laden atmospheres
- 100%
- Of dampers we test are photographed and reported
Get in touch
Get a consultation quote with Titan Fire Compliance
Tell us a little about your building and what you need, and we will come back to you with a clear, itemised quotation — usually within one working day.
- No obligation and no pressure
- Itemised pricing, not a lump sum
- A named engineer and a fixed date
- Reports issued within 5 working days