Firestopping is not just one particular phase of construction but
rather encompasses the entire design and planning of a building.
Thus, if the structure of a complex or office isn’t built right, if the plumbing and electricity aren’t installed correctly, then whatever firestopping services J-Kaulk renders will not necessarily prevent fire from penetrating faulty and/or weak areas. It is for this reason that the J-Kaulk supervisor or foreman will go over in detail each new project with its contractors and address any deficiency that needs to be corrected before their work begins. On the job, however, and once all its work is completed, J-Kaulk will then provide architects and contractors completed documentation relating to the project.

J-Kaulk will also be present during the final phase of inspection to review all of its work and correct any problems that might arise.
J-Kaulk will always provide and stand by its guarantee, that if something is not right, its people will not leave the job until all work is completed to everyone’s satisfaction.

Fortunately, there have been few problems and fewer instances of unresolved issues. Most contractors are familiar with J-Kaulk’s work and are aware that when there is a problem, the J Kaulk team will address it and not allow it to disrupt the workflow.

The people at J-Kaulk also know how to manage their time. Running 6 to 10 crews each day, while managing and estimating hundreds of jobs each year, are skills few other firestopping companies can match. Each J-Kaulk foreman and supervisor has developed exceptional relationships with inspectors and contractors and is able to handle a vast array of assignments from insulation, waterproofing and drywall patchwork to CMU block work, curtain wall construction, joint sealing and other firestopping related tasks.

This versatile team will travel to wherever the job takes it. J-Kaulk has an East Coast division and a Gulf Coast Division. If an assignment is outside this area however, J-Kaulk will be one of the first on-hand.