- A full fire safety survey is completed to identify fire safety defects and relevant defects across the building.
- Risks to residents, air quality, and property protection are assessed in detail.
- A detailed action plan is prepared for the building owner, management company, or local authorities, outlining the costs and timeframes involved.
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Adaston provides a full range of fire remediation services, covering both compliance upgrades and restoration works:<br>
- Fire damage restoration service – Cleaning fire damaged property, removing burnt materials, and carrying out fire damage cleaning to eliminate smoke and soot.
- Smoke damage cleaning – Specialist cleaning to restore air quality, reduce health risks such as respiratory issues, and prevent secondary damage.
- Fire stopping – Installation of tested systems around service penetrations and voids to prevent the spread of fire and smoke.
- Fire doors and inspections – Repair, installation, and remedial works on fire doors to ensure fire resistant compartments are maintained.
- External walls and cladding – Removal of dangerous cladding, remediation of external wall systems, and ensuring compliance with industry standards.
- Detailed action plan – Providing building owners and management companies with a clear, costed remediation work schedule.
- Compliance support – Guidance on obligations under the Building Safety Act, including remediation orders, enforcement action, and responsibilities of qualifying leaseholders.
We also provide professional action for residents and building owners facing enforcement action or challenges from the building safety regulator. Our documentation, including expert evidence, helps demonstrate that remediation work completed meets all legal requirements.
The Fire Damage Restoration Process Step by Step
When a fire damaged property is left untreated, the risk of secondary damage such as water damage, corrosion, or worsening air quality increases. That’s why following a clear fire damage restoration process is essential.
- Initial assessment – Our expert team carries out an inspection to identify fire safety defects, relevant defects, and areas of immediate risk to residents. This ensures building owners and management companies understand all potential safety risks.
- Debris removal and cleaning – Damaged building materials, burnt materials, and loose debris are carefully cleared. Fire damage cleaning, including smoke damage cleaning and soot removal, prevents contamination and restores air quality for occupants.
- Stabilisation and remedial works – Any unsafe buildings are stabilised through urgent remedial works. This may include temporary protection of external walls, sealing of service penetrations, and reinstating fire doors.
- Full restoration process – Repairs and reinstatement of affected buildings are carried out in line with industry standards, ensuring compliance with the Building Safety Act and reducing the likelihood of further damage.
- Final checks – Once the restoration process is completed, we carry out inspections to confirm the site is deemed safe, with supporting expert evidence for building owners and regulators.
By following these steps, we make sure every fire damage restoration service we deliver restores the property, protects residents, and ensures lasting building safety.
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Fire Safety Remediation and the Building Safety Act
Following the introduction of the Building Safety Act, there is an increased focus on eliminating fire safety defects and correcting relevant defects in both residential buildings and commercial properties.
Under this legislation:
- Building owners and management companies must ensure building safety risks are addressed through timely remediation work.
- Local authorities and the building safety regulator can issue a remediation order to compel professional action if work is not completed.
- Housing associations, social housing providers, and qualifying leaseholders are supported to ensure costs are fair and unsafe buildings are not left at risk.
- Failure to act may result in enforcement action from regulators or local government, especially where dangerous cladding or defective external wall systems are identified.
Adaston helps clients navigate this complex environment by:
- Preparing a detailed action plan with timeframes and costs.
- Providing expert evidence for tribunals and remediation orders.
- Delivering remedial works in line with industry standards, ensuring the building is deemed safe.
- Offering ongoing support so that buildings are reviewed regularly and continue to meet safety regulations.
This approach ensures residents have peace of mind, while building owners and management companies avoid costly enforcement action.
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Adaston follows a structured restoration process and remediation work programme designed to protect both life safety and the value of your property.
Planning
Implementation
Our expert team carries out on site remediation and the fire damage restoration process, including smoke damage cleaning, soot removal, and removal of debris.
Remedial works are undertaken on fire doors, fire stopping, and fire resisting walls or floors, reinstating passive fire protection.
Work on external walls and dangerous cladding is carried out to eliminate building safety risks and reduce long-term liabilities.
All works follow strict industry standards and guidance from the Building Safety Act.
Completion
Every project is fully documented, with evidence of remediation work completed and compliance with safety regulations.
We provide expert evidence where required to support remediation orders, professional action, or insurance claims.
The property is declared deemed safe, giving reassurance to residents, building owners, and regulators that the site is fit for purpose.
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Why Choose Adaston?
Expert team
Trained professionals with the necessary qualifications to carry out both fire safety remediation and fire damage restoration services.
Complete service
From fire damage cleaning to remediation work on fire safety defects, we cover every affected area.
Compliance focus
We ensure projects meet the Building Safety Act, guidance from the building safety regulator, and all relevant safety regulations.
Trusted company
Chosen by housing associations, local authorities, and management companies for large-scale remedial works.
Protection
Our work protects residents, improves building safety, reduces costs for building owners, and prevents secondary damage from smoke, soot, or water.
FAQs
What is the difference between fire remediation and fire damage restoration?
Fire damage restoration focuses on cleaning and reinstating a fire damaged property, including smoke damage cleaning, debris removal, and soot removal. Fire remediation addresses fire safety defects and ensures the building is compliant with the Building Safety Act and remediation orders.
What does the fire damage restoration process involve?
It includes clearing debris, removing burnt materials, fire damage cleaning, and preventing secondary damage like water damage. Our restoration process restores both the property and its safety.
Who is responsible for fire remediation?
The building owner or management company is usually responsible, supported by local authorities and guided by the building safety regulator. Where defects are identified, a remediation order can require professional action to ensure the site is made safe.
What are relevant defects?
Relevant defects are fire safety defects or building safety defects that create risks under the Building Safety Act. These must be identified and corrected to protect residents and ensure building safety.
Do you work with social housing providers?
Yes. We deliver fire safety remediation and fire damage restoration services for housing associations, local government, and social housing landlords. This includes large-scale remediation work completed in line with industry standards.
Can smoke damage cause long-term risks?
Yes. Smoke damage not only stains surfaces but can reduce air quality and cause respiratory issues for residents. Our smoke damage cleaning and fire damage cleaning services remove contamination and prevent further damage to the property.
Can you help with enforcement action?
Yes. Our reports provide expert evidence to demonstrate compliance and reduce the risk of enforcement action by regulators. We also support clients with the preparation of a detailed action plan to manage risks effectively.
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If your building has suffered fire damage or has fire safety defects that need urgent attention, Adaston can help.
We provide fire remediation services and fire damage restoration services nationwide. From smoke damage cleaning and soot removal to remediation work on dangerous cladding, our expert team delivers professional action that meets industry standards.
Contact us today to discuss your fire remediation needs, arrange a survey, or request a free consultation. Our goal is to make sure every building we work on is deemed safe, compliant, and ready to protect residents in the future.
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