Yes–we provide all materials and equipment except for water. 

Yes–whatever needs to get fireproofed in your building, we will bring the necessary materials and perform the work.

We can spray cementitious fireproofing as long as it’s not raining and the temperature is above forty degrees. Intumescent fireproofing can be installed even in below-freezing temperatures.

A variety of factors may impact the cost of your project, including the building size, amount of spray applied fireproofing required, geographic location, fire rating, and whether the building is already framed in and protective coverings are required. Once we understand the specifics of your project we can provide an accurate estimate.

The project timeline is highly variable depending on building size and a number of other factors; the average Nettles spray applied fireproofing project takes 8-10 days to complete.

Sometimes, just a small section of existing fireproofing is knocked off due to severe weather or renovation. In that situation, we can use a smaller “patch pump” to reinstall fireproofing over the affected area.

Both cementitious and intumescent fireproofing take approximately 24 hours to completely harden after installation.

No–lightweight insulating concrete roof deck systems have a built-in 1-hour fire rating, so may not require additional fireproofing.

In addition to fireproofing, we can spray a cementitious material called Pyrocrete 239 over spray foam to provide thermal insulation.

Fire board, a mineral wool with the appearance of insulation, can be installed in place of spray applied fireproofing to achieve the required fire ratings. It is a more expensive solution, but has aesthetic benefits and is easily paintable.