Fire Dampers. Protecting people, property and your means of escape

Mitie Fire & Security’s fire damper solutions are designed to automatically shut ductwork pathways during a fire, maintaining the integrity of fire-rated compartments and helping to safeguard evacuation routes.

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Transparent, fixed pricing. No hidden costs.

BAFE-accredited engineers

All work carried out by fully qualified professionals.

Customer Focused

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Nationwide coverage

Expert engineers across the UK, local to you when it matters.

When fire and smoke travel through ductwork, they spread fast.

Mitie Fire & Security supplies, installs and maintains compliant fire damper systems across the UK. Helping your building manage risk at the source. 

Service fulfilled via our sister company Marlowe Smoke Control 

What are fire dampers?

Fire dampers are safety devices fitted within HVAC ductwork that automatically close when heat from a fire is detected. That stops fire and smoke spreading through ventilation systems — helping to contain the event to its origin. 

They are a vital part of any coordinated fire protection strategy in buildings with mechanical ventilation. 

Where fire dampers are used

If your building uses ducted air systems, there’s likely a requirement to control smoke and fire spread via dampers. 

Integrated smoke control and fire protection

Fire dampers work as part of a coordinated fire protection system. For specialist fire damper solutions, visit our dedicated division.

Designed for compliance. Built for performance.

Strong design. Accurate installation. Proper records.

Fire dampers must meet strict UK standards and building regulations. We assess your ventilation layout, then supply and install fire dampers that: 

Fire damper servicing and maintenance

Like all life-safety components, fire dampers need routine inspection and testing to stay ready. 

Our maintenance visits cover: 

Scheduled maintenance gives you confidence that dampers will close when they need to. 

FAQ: Fire Dampers

What triggers a fire damper to close?

Fire dampers typically close when a linked heat detector or fire alarm signal detects elevated temperature, activating the damper’s mechanism.

Where ductwork penetrates fire-resisting compartments, fire dampers are often required under UK building regulations and fire strategy guidance to help maintain compartmentation.

Industry standards and manufacturers recommend annual or biannual testing by a competent engineer to confirm mechanical operation and integration with fire systems.

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