Review the information
Provide reports, asset references and drawings where available. We identify missing detail, survey needs and technical questions before confirming the affected scope.
FireX regional services
FireX provides passive fire services across East and West Sussex for housing, public and commercial buildings. We help teams turn survey and FRA findings into planned repairs and installations, with clear access arrangements and location-linked completion evidence.
Have a report or defined scope?
Include the postcode, quantities and access requirements.
Regional capability
A portfolio report is most useful when each action identifies a location, the observed defect and the evidence available. We review the schedule, clarify unclear items and separate supported repair routes from work requiring investigation, specification or replacement.
For an East and West Sussex programme, group reports and quantities by property and identify who will arrange access. Repeat visits, keys, resident appointments and working windows should be considered before the delivery sequence and quotation are agreed.
Services in Sussex
Explore the service scope, delivery approach and records. Requirements are checked against the particular building and available evidence.
Third-party certification
FireX holds these three BM TRADA Q-Mark scopes. Procurement teams should check the current certificate and the proposed work’s eligibility. Fire damper services and other work are not automatically covered by these schemes.
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Programme and handover
Provide reports, asset references and drawings where available. We identify missing detail, survey needs and technical questions before confirming the affected scope.
Confirm working windows, appointments, site permissions and responsibility for access. Agree how investigation, remedials and other trades will be sequenced before work starts.
Link the agreed photographs, component or system information and completion status to each location. Record certification where applicable, failed access and outstanding actions separately.
Published local experience
These named projects show different work packages and occupied-building requirements. Follow each case study for the actual scope and records.
Local coverage
FireX coordinates coverage from its Barking base. Share the exact postcode, quantities and programme. The places below are indicative; attendance is agreed against the scope and access requirements.
Property teams and contractors
Practical guidance
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Coverage includes both counties and the locations listed on this page. Send the property addresses and scope so attendance and the sequence of work can be reviewed.
Yes. We review the defect schedule and agree work types, locations and access requirements. Priorities should reflect the assessment and client requirements, with unclear technical items resolved before the affected work is undertaken.
Yes. The agreed records can distinguish completed work, failed access, repeat appointments and unresolved defects. Tell us which references and reporting format your housing or property team uses.
Send the full survey or FRA actions, property address, approximate quantities, photographs and any drawings or product records. Include the required programme and access arrangements. We will identify information gaps before confirming the scope; any on-site survey requirements and charges are agreed before booking.
FireX holds BM TRADA Q-Mark scopes for Fire Door Installation (STD 052), Fire Door Maintenance (STD 058) and Fire Stopping Installation (STD 05B). Certification depends on the applicable scope and supporting evidence. Qualifying door repairs receive a maintenance certificate; nominal-door remedials receive a worksheet and photographs, which do not retrospectively certify fire resistance. Handover records and any outstanding items are agreed for the contract. These three schemes do not cover every service offered.
Talk to FireX
Send the available reports, location, approximate quantities and target programme. We’ll review the information and set out the practical next step.