Maintenance & inspection of fire protection provisions

Periodic inspection and maintenance keep your fire protection provisions demonstrably in order.

Certified in accordance with

VCA-certified ISO 9001 Kiwa K21050

Trusted by, among others, DNB · WTC Amsterdam · Cooltower · ASML

Fire protection provisions are not a one-time investment: due to aging, renovations, or new penetrations, fire resistance can diminish over time. Regular maintenance is essential to safeguard protection in the long term.

Our VCA-certified specialists periodically inspect your seals, doors, dampers, and steel cladding, repair or replace worn components, and record everything clearly in a logbook.

What you can expect

Periodic inspection of seals, doors, dampers, and steel cladding
Repair or replacement of outdated or damaged components
Clear logbook for insurer and regulator
Flexible maintenance contracts tailored to your building

Applications

Office and commercial buildings Real estate portfolios Healthcare and educational institutions Industrial complexes

Standards & certification

Manufacturer specifications for periodic maintenance
NEN 6068 / NEN 6069 as the assessment framework for re-inspection

Our team works VCA-certified and our organization is ISO 9001 and Kiwa (K21050) certified.

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Costs

What does maintenance & inspection cost?

A maintenance contract is priced based on the number and type of provisions, the inspection frequency, and the size of the building or portfolio. You pay a fixed annual amount for the inspection rounds and logbook management; repair work is quoted separately and in advance. Multiple buildings in one contract reduce the price per property.

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Common mistakes

Only inspecting when there is a check or incident, instead of periodically.
Inspecting but not reserving a repair budget, so that defects remain unaddressed.
Not updating the logbook after renovations, so the picture becomes outdated.

Our approach