Services

We specialize in every type of firestop installation.

Experience you can trust

ARC FIRESTOP SOLUTIONS has completed over 700 projects. We also have the experience and customer satisfaction track-record to ensure that projects are done efficiently and correctly.

Joint Protection

Joint Protection examples:

Head (Top) of Wall Joints
Edge of Slab Joints
Curtainwall Insulation

Through-Penetration Protection

Through-Penetration Protection examples:

High Voltage and Motor Electrical Conduit
Low Voltage and Lighting Conduit
Data/communications Conduit
Plumbing and Process Piping Systems
Mechanical Systems and Vents
Cable Tray Pillows

Consultation

We are available to discuss your business needs. Please call us at 443-573-0292 or for a toll free number at 1-800-371-3479.

What ARC Firestop Solutions clients are saying...

Thank you gentlemen, it was great working with professionals like yourselves at the JHU Applied Physics Lab.

Hillis-Carnes Engineering Associates
ARC Firestop Solutions went above and beyond expectations as a subcontractor on the 3700 East West Hwy project. They assisted in designing multiple unique conditions which required firestopping. Their quick detailed team was able to execute these numerous conditions in a timely manner to assist a tight project schedule.

Buch Construction
Joe is the perfect example of how a person should run a business. He’s extremely detail oriented, laser focused on getting the job done right, and is as thorough as a NASA Engineer (I can attest this since my uncle was one). I’m continually amazed with his organizational abilities, but even more impressed with Joe’s ability to make everyone around him feel “right at home” (like you’re an old friend), even though you may have just met him for the very first time.

Dana Duke, I.T. & Operations Development Consultant

Project Spotlight

Turner Construction

August 21, 2019

ARC Construction Services provided Turner Construction with a fair and honest assessment of the scope of work needed and worked with them to come up with a revised budget that balanced budget constraints with the amount of work that was initially needed.