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Commercial building envelope where DC 315 intumescent fireproof coating is applied over spray foam insulation
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Fireproof Coating (DC 315)

Certified intumescent thermal and ignition barrier coating

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Overview

What fireproof coating (dc 315) actually does

Building code requires that spray polyurethane foam be separated from occupied space by a thermal barrier, and that foam in attics and crawl spaces be covered by an approved ignition barrier. DC 315 is the intumescent coating we use to satisfy that requirement without framing and finishing drywall over every surface. Applied as a spray coating directly over cured foam, it expands into a protective char layer when exposed to fire, slowing flame spread and buying critical time. It carries the testing and code approvals inspectors look for, and it lets us finish irregular attic slopes, crawl spaces and mechanical rooms cleanly where drywall would be impractical.

What's Included

Every project covers these points

  • Approved 15-minute thermal barrier over spray polyurethane foam
  • Approved ignition barrier for attics and crawl spaces
  • Intumescent — expands into an insulating char layer under fire
  • Water-based, low odor, low VOC formulation
  • Sprays cleanly over irregular slopes, joists and crawl space framing
  • Applied at tested wet-mil thickness and documented for inspection
Our Process

Four steps from first call to walkthrough

01

Verify the Substrate

We confirm the foam is fully cured, clean and dry, and identify the code requirement that applies to the space.

02

Mask & Protect

Mechanicals, ducting, finished surfaces and floors are masked off before any coating is sprayed.

03

Spray to Spec

DC 315 is applied at the tested wet-mil thickness for the required rating, in even passes with no thin spots.

04

Verify & Document

Coverage and thickness are checked, and we document the application so it clears inspection without a return visit.

Why It Matters

What you actually get from doing this properly

The difference between an insulation job that works and one that disappoints comes down to a handful of specifics. Here are the ones that matter for this service.

01

Passes Inspection

Applied at tested thickness and documented, so the barrier requirement clears on the first inspection.

02

No Drywall Required

Covers irregular attic slopes and crawl space framing where building out drywall isn't practical.

03

Real Fire Performance

The intumescent char layer slows flame spread across the foam surface and buys escape time.

04

Low Odor, Low VOC

A water-based formulation that can be applied in occupied buildings with normal ventilation.

Our Standard

Disciplined habits, not shortcuts

Spray foam is unforgiving — you get one pass to get it right, and mistakes are permanent. These are the standards we hold ourselves to on every job.

Clear Communication

Straightforward answers and a written scope, so you know what you're buying before we start.

Proper Preparation

Masking, containment and ventilation are set up before the first pass is sprayed.

Correct Specification

Product and thickness chosen for the assembly and the code requirement, not for convenience.

Respect For Property

Floors, windows, mechanicals and finished surfaces protected throughout — overspray is permanent.

Final Verification

Coverage checked, thickness confirmed, site cleaned, and a walkthrough before we leave.

FAQ

Fireproof Coating (DC 315) — questions, answered

Ready When You Are

Get a free estimate for fireproof coating (dc 315)

Tell us about the space. We'll look at it, spec it honestly, and give you a written estimate with no pressure attached.

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