Results from the field
Independent firestop special inspection and remediation oversight—anonymized examples of how third-party verification and follow-through protect schedule, documentation, and cost.
High-rise firestop deficiencies cleared before rework cascaded
Commercial high-rise · Remediation oversight
Challenge: On a commercial high-rise project, firestop deficiencies and open red-tag items threatened schedule and closeout. Left unresolved, corrective work and coordination gaps were on track to drive substantial rework cost.
What we did:
- Independent assessment of open firestop deficiencies
- Remediation management and contractor coordination
- Re-inspection and documentation through clearance of open items
Result: The project avoided cascading rework and closeout delay through structured remediation oversight—an estimated six-figure cost avoidance (about $200,000).
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Large-scale firestop remediation brought to documented closeout
Major remediation program · Independent oversight
Challenge: A large project faced extensive firestop deficiency exposure. Without independent oversight, corrective work risked incomplete documentation, repeated failures, and outsized cost as issues compounded.
What we did:
- Full remediation management and field oversight
- Coordination with contractors on corrective installations
- Re-inspection and closeout documentation for AHJ / owner review
Result: Open items were driven to resolution with a defensible inspection record—an estimated multi-million-dollar program impact (about $25 million) tied to structured firestop remediation oversight.
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Need firestop special inspection or remediation oversight on your project? Email info@fire-examiners.com · Phone 727-537-0047