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About Sedrow Fire Engineering

Sedrow Fire Engineering was founded through a desire to focus on quality over quantity. After many years working in fire engineering, our directors know that long-term gains are made through focusing on the people they work with, both clients and colleagues, and through allowing time to deliver technical excellence in their work. Building client relationships is more important to us than short-term profit on a project. With this approach, we are able to provide the responsiveness and technical standards that our clients deserve. At Sedrow Fire Engineering we work across all sectors. We work on new-builds, refurbishments and conversions, as well as due diligence for sale or acquisition. Our work includes: • Residential – including Higher Risk Buildings (HRBs) • Shopping Centres • Retail and Leisure • Hotels • Education inc. Schools, Colleges and Universities. • Industrial and Warehouses • Offices • Hospitals and Healthcare • Sports and Entertainment • Transport • Historic Buildings • Civic, Government and Religious Buildings Services include: • Fire strategy development through all stages including design, construction handover; • Performance based fire engineering design; • Technical due diligence (TDD) e.g. for sales or acquisition; • Third party review; • Higher Risk Buildings (HRBs): Planning Statements for Gateway One, design development and approvals for Gateways Two and Three, and ongoing advice and support throughout the process; • Retrospective fire strategies for existing buildings; • Detailed means of escape design, including evacuation modelling; • Structural fire engineering; • Smoke control design and calculation, including computational fluid dynamics [CFD]; • External fire spread calculation and analysis; • Fire Risk Assessment for External Walls (FRAEW) using PAS9980 (for existing buildings); • Remediation advice for external walls and advice for new buildings; • EWS1 forms, signed by a Chartered Fire Engineer, and associated report