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Ashton Fire was founded in 2019 as an independent, specialist Fire Engineering and Fire Safety Consultancy with strong ethical, environmental and social values. Focused on providing exceptional fire safety solutions for all types of buildings throughout their lifecycle.
From inception through to demolition, Ashton Fire’s team of highly skilled Fire Engineers and Fire Safety Consultants have extensive experience supporting clients in design, construction and occupation of buildings across all sectors.
The business prides itself in delivering pragmatic, realistic, expert fire safety consultancy, whilst adhering to a robust quality management system underpinned by their ethical, environmental, and social values.
Their principles of integrity and honesty feed through the core of their project approach to ensure they offer sustainable, proactive and dynamic solutions.
The Ashton Fire team have seen considerable growth in business and headcount over the past couple of years, starting initially as three founding partners to today, a team of over 70 people.
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