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Hall & Kay Fire Engineering
National fire engineering contractor specialising in automatic sprinkler systems.
Designs, installs and maintains sprinkler, gas suppression and detection systems across the UK. Holds LPCB LPS 1048 Level 4 approval — the highest level, allowing self-certification of installations to the LPC Rules incorporating BS EN 12845 — and has held it for over 30 years. Also approved to LPS 1014 for fire detection and alarm and LPS 1204 for gas extinguishing, with twice-yearly third-party audits at every office.
- Residential & high-rise
- Commercial offices
- Retail
- Healthcare
- Education
- Heritage
- Transport
- Industrial & logistics
- Data centres
- Mixed-use
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Heritage
Elizabeth Tower
London · 2022
Design, supply, install and commissioning of sprinkler system and dry riser
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Mixed-use
One Nine Elms
London · 2024
Residential and commercial sprinklers, wet risers and Novec 1230 gas suppression
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Residential & high-rise
West End Gate, Marylebone
London
Sprinkler system with 5,600 heads across six blocks
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Healthcare
Paterson Building at The Christie
Manchester
Sprinkler system with 4,200 heads
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Residential & high-rise
Solihull Community Housing
Solihull
Sprinkler systems across 37 tower blocks
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Transport
Heathrow Airport Terminal 2A
London
Sprinkler systems and wet risers
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Projects as published on Hall & Kay Fire Engineering's own website.
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Head Office
Birmingham, England
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Ascot Office
Ascot, England
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London Office
London, England
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Manchester Office
Manchester, England
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