Connecticut Services
Entrust your buildings’ safety with Structis by opting for our fast and effective fireproofing and fire-stopping services. We provide expertly applied fireproofing materials for commercial and multifamily buildings.
71 Hammer Mill Rd
Rocky Hill, CT 06067
Phone: (860) 289-4117
Hours: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM EST
Structis is an expertly trained and knowledgeable team in the New England area with great bundled pricing and years of installation experience in flooring, insulation, fireproofing, and more. Our team of specialists work with contractors, engineers, and builders to finish or renovate their multifamily and commercial buildings.
Fireproofing materials withstand more heat for longer periods to keep your building’s infrastructure safe. Our professional installation gives you the peace of mind that your project is protected and up to code.
Adding fireproofing and firestopping measures to your building to ensure that damage is minimal and thus less costly in the case of a fire. With risk and damage reduced, your premiums are reduced as well, saving you money on insurance.
Reduce your risk of damage by protecting your building. Fireproofing not only reduces damage and costly repairs, it increases the value of your building.
Customers can trust that Structis provides quick and reliable fireproofing services. Our team works quickly and efficiently to get projects completed on time and within budget.
Structis offers spray-on cementitious fireproofing services to protect your structure, increase the time that it can hold up in a fire, and withstand higher temperatures, which means less damage control and more peace of mind.
Intumescent fireproofing is painted over your structure by our Structis team to prevent susceptible areas from combusting as quickly if a fire ever occurs. Our professional application ensures that your structure lasts longer and has fewer repairs in an emergency.
By adding fireproof material near entrances, exits, and adjoining walls in a room, Structis can increase the odds that a fire stops where it starts, so it doesn’t cause even more damage. This firestopping method effectively prevents costly damage to the rest of your building.
I just wanted to thank you and your team for arriving on schedule, the guys were friendly and professional, they answered all of my questions prior to the job starting. The job went smoothly. I know they do a lot of commercial work but this job was at my client’s home. They left the job spotless in this residential neighborhood. Good work and looking forward to working together again.
In this multifamily unit building, we furnished and installed Acousti-Mat® 1/4” Premium Sound Mat throughout floors 3-5, followed by pouring 1” Maxxon® Gyp-Crete® 2000 on the matted areas.
We primed and poured 3/4” Maxxon® Gyp-Crete® 2000 Multifamily on the 2nd and 3rd floors, ensuring a flat, smooth surface perfect for floor goods. Additionally, on the 1st floor, we primed and poured 1/2” Maxxon® Gyp-Crete® 2000 Multifamily.
Edgerton Center for The Performing Arts in Fairfield, CT where we successfully completed priming and pouring 1.5” Ardex K-15, showcasing our dedication to precision and superior standards at Structis Hartford.
We furnished and installed 1″ Maxxon® Gyp-Crete® 2000 over 1/4″ Acousti-Mat® sound mat on the second-floor of this commercial building.
We’ve completed the furnishing and installation of 1″ Maxxon® Gyp-Crete® 2000 Multifamily over 1/8″ Acousti-Mat® on the second-floor surfaces.
We’ve successfully completed priming and pouring Maxxon® Level EZ Self-Leveling Underlayment in key areas like the Dog Kennel Room, Pharmacy/Exam Rooms, Reception and Trench area.
For this multifamily unit, we’ve supplied and installed a 3/8″ Acousti-Mat® sound mat with a high-performance backing, topped with a 1-1/4″ Maxxon® Gyp-Crete® 2000 for interior unit surfaces. For interior corridors, we primed the wood subfloor and poured a 1-1/2″ gypsum underlayment topping.
We completed a project that involved priming and pouring Maxxon® Gyp-Crete® 2000 on floors 1-6 in unit areas and non-historical corridors, along with roughly 8600 square feet of amenities area on floors 1 and 2. Additionally, we poured Maxxon® Gyp-Crete® 2000 Multifamily in conduits running under demising. To complete the project, we primed and poured Maxxon® Level EZ polymer-modified topping over roughly 4900 sq ft of area on the 7th floor to provide a smooth and flat surface for finished floor goods.
We’ve primed and poured 1″ Maxxon® Gyp-Crete® 2000 Multifamily over wood-framed areas, covering approximately 15,000 sqft to create a smooth and level surface for finished flooring.
We’ve poured 1″ Maxxon® Gyp-Crete® to ensure superior flooring solutions.
304,000 sq. ft. of Gypsum Underlayment poured at a depth of 3/4″ over T&G substrate at 2nd level of 34 total buildings.
34,000 sq. ft. of Maxxon Underlayment poured at a depth of 1-1/2″.
70,000 sq. ft. of Dura-Cap poured at a depth of 3/8″.
While both methods help increase fire resistance, there is a slight difference between fireproofing a building and adding firestopping as a preventative measure.
Fireproofing is a method that includes spraying down or painting fire susceptible materials with a fire resistant coating to increase longevity and temperature resistance.
Firestopping is specifically applied to entrances, exits, and walls that are combined with all rooms in a building. This prevents a fire from spreading if it occurs, so damage is minimal by the time the fire is put out.
While a building can never be entirely fireproof, the act of fireproofing and firestopping ensures that the structure holds up against a fire better. Some materials are more susceptible to fire, but applying a fire resistant coating allows the building to put up a stronger defense. That way, it is more resistant against higher temperatures and lasts longer when subjected to flame. With fireproofing materials put in place, the damage is minimal to a building if a fire occurs and there will be fewer repair costs after if it’s caught in time.
Our Structis team can fireproof a building in around 4-5 days for most projects, but it may take a little longer or shorter amount of time depending on how large the project is. After the fireproof coating application, it takes around 2-4 weeks for the material to fully cure.
On one hand, fireproofing and firestopping is an extra expense, but on the other hand, the price is worth it in case a fire emergency ever occurs. By protecting a building with fire resistant material, there will be far less damage and fewer repairs if an emergency transpires. To save on even more expensive costs later on and to protect your building as a whole, fireproofing is always a great investment.
Other than an extra cost that some people don’t deem worth it (your building is absolutely worth the extra money), another disadvantage is that it takes a while to fully cure. However, it typically takes less than a week to complete the project and the curing time is significantly less than the time it would take to repair costly fire damages to a building later on if an emergency does happen.
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