Cement-based Protection
Cement-based fireproofing helps protect structural elements by adding a durable layer designed to resist heat and slow fire spread. It’s a strong option for areas that need reliable, long-lasting fire protection.
Protective paint, often used as an intumescent fireproofing coating, helps protect structural steel and other approved building components while maintaining a cleaner, more finished appearance. When exposed to high heat, intumescent coatings expand to form an insulating barrier that helps slow heat transfer to the structure beneath.
How we do it
Blouin Brothers provides protective fireproofing paint applications across Greater Sudbury and surrounding areas. Our team prepares surfaces, applies the specified coating system, and follows project requirements for thickness, coverage, curing, and finish to help achieve reliable fire protection performance.
Why it matters
Protective paint is a strong option when fire resistance is required but appearance, space, or accessibility also matter. It supports code compliance, helps preserve structural integrity during a fire, and provides a more refined finish for exposed or architecturally visible elements.

Cement-based fireproofing helps protect structural elements by adding a durable layer designed to resist heat and slow fire spread. It’s a strong option for areas that need reliable, long-lasting fire protection.
Interior and semi-exposed areas may require different fireproofing approaches depending on moisture, visibility, access, and building conditions. We assess the space and recommend the right solution for safe, effective protection.