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Hall and Kay Fire Services Limited trading as Hall & Kay Fire Engineering (Ascot)

LPCB-approved certificated gas extinguishing system firm.

Installer 21–100 people 1 office
About

Hall and Kay Fire Services Limited trading as Hall & Kay Fire Engineering (Ascot) holds LPCB approval in the RedBook as a certificated gas extinguishing system firm and a certified fire detection and alarm system firm and an approved sprinkler contractor for the UK and Ireland, certificates ASC-071, CFA-147, CFSI-009. Its LPS 1204 scope reads: “Certificated to design, install, commission and service Non-liquefied inert gases and Liquefied halocarbon gases and issue LPCB Certificates of Conformity for these systems.” Holding more than one LPCB firm scheme is uncommon — only a minority of the 239 UK holders do.

Sectors & projects
  • Residential & high-rise
  • Commercial offices
  • Retail
  • Healthcare
  • Education
  • Heritage
  • Transport
  • Industrial & logistics
  • Data centres
  • Mixed-use
  • Residential & high-rise

    Solihull Community Housing

    Solihull

    Sprinkler systems across 37 tower blocks

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  • Healthcare

    Paterson Building at The Christie

    Installation of 4,200 sprinkler heads

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  • Residential & high-rise

    West End Gate

    London

    Installation of 5,600 sprinkler heads

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  • Transport

    Heathrow Airport Terminal 2A

    London

    Sprinkler systems and wet risers

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  • Commercial offices

    One Broadgate

    London

    Fire protection systems

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  • Mixed-use

    One Nine Elms

    London

    Fire protection systems

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Projects as published on Hall and Kay Fire Services Limited trading as Hall & Kay Fire Engineering (Ascot)'s own website.

Specialisms
Office
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