Our Projects
Our impressive portfolio of completed projects showcases our technical expertise and commitment to meeting our clients’ objectives, including collaborations with renowned industry leaders.
From delicate installations in historical buildings to comprehensive fire safety upgrades in modern construction, our work reflects our ability to deliver tailored solutions that exceed the highest standards of fire protection and safety.
We’re proud to highlight the breadth and depth of our skills and the successful outcomes we’ve achieved with continued relationships with prominent clients across various sectors.
Project details
Client: Selfridges – Flagship Retail Environment
Launch Date: 2023–2024
Scope:
- Firestopping penetrations to compartment walls and floors
- Out-of-hours works within flagship luxury department store
Project Overview:
EDC Fire Protection was appointed to deliver a comprehensive programme of passive fire protection works within a flagship Selfridges retail store. The project required extensive coordination to ensure full compliance while maintaining uninterrupted trading operations.
EDC Fire Protection was appointed to deliver a comprehensive programme of passive fire protection works within a flagship Selfridges retail store. The project required extensive coordination to ensure full compliance while maintaining uninterrupted trading operations.
Our Approach:
Works included complex fire stopping to mixed-service penetrations, replacement of certified fire doors throughout public and back-of-house areas, and the installation of fire barriers above ceilings and within service voids. A key element of the project was compartmentation line tracing and reinstatement, alongside remedial works to legacy installations that no longer met current standards.
Works included complex fire stopping to mixed-service penetrations, replacement of certified fire doors throughout public and back-of-house areas, and the installation of fire barriers above ceilings and within service voids. A key element of the project was compartmentation line tracing and reinstatement, alongside remedial works to legacy installations that no longer met current standards.
All works were carefully sequenced around trading hours, ensuring zero impact to customer-facing areas. EDC worked closely with facilities and project management teams to deliver a seamless programme.
Outcome:
The project resulted in enhanced compartmentation, improved fire integrity, and full compliance assurance. Detailed photographic reporting and certification were provided, giving the client complete confidence in the long-term safety of the building.
The project resulted in enhanced compartmentation, improved fire integrity, and full compliance assurance. Detailed photographic reporting and certification were provided, giving the client complete confidence in the long-term safety of the building.
Project details
Client: BBC – Live Broadcasting Facility
Launch Date: 2024
Scope:
- Firestopping penetrations to compartment walls and floors
- Coordinating works with studio scheduling
Project Overview
EDC Fire Protection delivered specialist fire stopping and sealing works within a live BBC broadcasting environment, where operational continuity was critical.
EDC Fire Protection delivered specialist fire stopping and sealing works within a live BBC broadcasting environment, where operational continuity was critical.
Our Approach:
The scope covered technical plant rooms and studios, with air sealing and fire mastic applications around cable trays, ducts, and data penetrations. EDC also carried out remedial works to address non-compliant legacy installations and installed fire barriers within equipment spaces and riser cupboards.
The scope covered technical plant rooms and studios, with air sealing and fire mastic applications around cable trays, ducts, and data penetrations. EDC also carried out remedial works to address non-compliant legacy installations and installed fire barriers within equipment spaces and riser cupboards.
Works were planned and executed to minimise disruption to broadcasting operations, with close coordination between technical teams.
Outcome:
The project achieved full compliance across complex technical spaces, supported by comprehensive photographic reporting and certification. The BBC benefited from improved fire integrity without interruption to critical services.
The project achieved full compliance across complex technical spaces, supported by comprehensive photographic reporting and certification. The BBC benefited from improved fire integrity without interruption to critical services.
Project details
Client: Royal Exchange, London EC3V 3LL
Launch Date: 2023–2024
Scope:
- Firestopping to breached penetrations
- Working within a historic building
Project Overview:
EDC Fire Protection was engaged to deliver sensitive passive fire protection works within the Royal Exchange, a historic and architecturally significant building.
EDC Fire Protection was engaged to deliver sensitive passive fire protection works within the Royal Exchange, a historic and architecturally significant building.
Our Approach:
Fire stopping was installed within historic structural walls and risers, alongside structural steel protection using fire-resistant encasement and intumescent systems. Works also enhanced compartmentation between retail, office, and circulation spaces.
Fire stopping was installed within historic structural walls and risers, alongside structural steel protection using fire-resistant encasement and intumescent systems. Works also enhanced compartmentation between retail, office, and circulation spaces.
Given the listed nature of the building, EDC employed sensitive installation techniques to protect original fabric and finishes, working in close coordination with conservation teams and heritage consultants.
Outcome:
The project achieved full regulatory compliance while preserving the character of the building. Complete materials traceability and compliance documentation were provided, ensuring a robust audit trail for stakeholders.
The project achieved full regulatory compliance while preserving the character of the building. Complete materials traceability and compliance documentation were provided, ensuring a robust audit trail for stakeholders.
Project details
Client: St Mary’s Hospital, London W2 1NY
Launch Date: 2024
Scope:
- Structural steel protection
- Fire rate door installation
- Fire rated studwork installation on an active ward
Project details
Client: Saxon Weald Housing, RH12 1DT
Launch Date: 2024
Scope:
- Firestopping
- Residential block, working alongside residents
Project Overview:
EDC Fire Protection supported Saxon Weald with a programme of passive fire protection works across residential blocks, focusing on compliance, safety, and resident accessibility.
EDC Fire Protection supported Saxon Weald with a programme of passive fire protection works across residential blocks, focusing on compliance, safety, and resident accessibility.
Our Approach:
Works included cavity barrier installation within external wall systems, fire stopping to service penetrations in flats and communal areas, and fire door remediation to achieve compliant performance. Structural fire protection was also applied to key elements of the buildings.
Works included cavity barrier installation within external wall systems, fire stopping to service penetrations in flats and communal areas, and fire door remediation to achieve compliant performance. Structural fire protection was also applied to key elements of the buildings.
Delivery was structured flexibly around resident access constraints, ensuring minimal disruption while maintaining programme efficiency.
Outcome:
Each block was delivered with full certification and photographic reporting, providing assurance of compliance and improved fire safety across the housing stock.
Each block was delivered with full certification and photographic reporting, providing assurance of compliance and improved fire safety across the housing stock.
Case Study: NHS Imperial – Clinical Healthcare Environment
Project Overview
EDC Fire Protection carried out compartmentation surveys and remedial fire stopping works within an operational NHS hospital environment.
EDC Fire Protection carried out compartmentation surveys and remedial fire stopping works within an operational NHS hospital environment.
Our Approach:
Surveys were undertaken across clinical areas, plant rooms, and circulation spaces to identify compartmentation breaches. Fire stopping works were completed to restore the integrity of compartment walls and service risers, with remedial actions delivered to IFC-approved standards.
Surveys were undertaken across clinical areas, plant rooms, and circulation spaces to identify compartmentation breaches. Fire stopping works were completed to restore the integrity of compartment walls and service risers, with remedial actions delivered to IFC-approved standards.
All works were executed within restricted, infection-controlled environments and carefully coordinated with clinical teams to maintain operational continuity.
Outcome:
The hospital achieved improved fire compartmentation and compliance, supported by detailed reporting that included risk findings and photographic evidence of remedial works.
The hospital achieved improved fire compartmentation and compliance, supported by detailed reporting that included risk findings and photographic evidence of remedial works.
