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Add-on · Fire damage

Fire Damage Site Pack

For the job that turns out to be fire damage. Scene release, structural and drying gates, heat-damaged stone, soot, and the paper trail an insurer or conservation officer will ask for. It adds the fire-specific checks on top of Phase 1 and a Phase 2-style site setup.

£149no VAT

£99 as an add-on with the Phase 2 Site Pack.

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Natural Stone Craft is a trading name of Rory J Dench, sole trader, 5a Gartness Mill Cottages, Gartness, Balfron Station, Glasgow G63 0NJ.

Natural_Stone_Craft_Fire_Damage_Site_Pack_V1.3.zip

Laser-cleaned limestone against remaining urban soiling, a sharp vertical boundary.

Who this is for

Contractors, restoration firms and loss adjusters on fire-damaged heritage stone.

V1.3 · Reviewed in-house · Not conservator-approved. Not reviewed or approved by an accredited conservator, structural engineer, fire engineer, laser protection adviser, loss adjuster, insurer, or any heritage body or regulator. Documentation and specification guidance only. Not a loss assessor or loss adjuster; not insurance or claims advice.

Works best with Phase 1 (Local Rules, Handbook) and Phase 2 (site day papers). It does not replace either.

Free first-steps checklist → /printables/fire-damage

What is in the ZIP

  • Method statement (Word): hard gates (scene release, instruction and insurer agreement, structural sign-off, asbestos survey, consents, CDM, drying gate), fire-affected laser rules, structural stop triggers, EN 207 eyewear, and "Reading fire-damaged stone" (soot types, heat-damage zones, non-destructive checks)
  • Trial panel report, one per heat zone (Word, BS EN 16782-aligned)
  • Stop-work red-flag sheet with exposure / RIDDOR record (Word)
  • Site File fire module (Word)
  • Colour and photo log (Excel)
  • Consents and emergency works, four UK nations (Word)
  • Insurer liaison checklist (Word)
  • Authority to proceed (Word)
  • Scene release and evidence log (Word)
  • README, LICENCE and PDF previews

What it is not

  • Not structural or fire-safety engineering. Not a loss assessor and not claims handling. No laser settings, hazard distances or eyewear LB numbers for your machine. Not conservator-approved.