About Us

We are a professional home builder in London. We have been constructing and building homes for London residents for more than 10 years.


At the heart of our success is the network of dedicated processionals meaning we are able to deliver a seamless construction service to both commercial and domestic clients.
We are always available to are our customers to keep them informed on the status of their projects and to deal with possible issues immediately, should they arise.
Our reputation is built on our attention to detail, from liaising with architects to ensuring the site is left clean and tidy at the end of the day.

General Construction

Tereko Ltd undertakes all aspects of general building, renovation and refurbishment work, including:

Buildings

  • Residential
  • Commercial
  • Industrial

Exterior

  • Maintenance
  • Extension
  • New build
  • Loft conversion
  • Structural
  • Roofing

Interior

  • Bathrooms & Kitchens
  • Painting and decorating
  • Carpentry
  • Electrical and security
  • Plumbing and heating
  • Design services
Welcome to Autopilot living
Our Smart Home solution can control your lighting, heating or it can manage your whole home – from multiroom audio to intelligent electric car charging.

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Smart Home


What is a Smart Home?

A Smart home takes care of tasks around your home automatically. It’s living as you’ve always known it, but better.

Lighting and heating control , security, blinds, music and energy management, your whole home can be intelligently automated.

Whether you‘re building, renovating, extending, or just looking to improve your home, we can provide wired or wireless solutions to choose from. Not only that, we have designers and installers who can bring your vision to life!

Smart Home includes:

  • Lighting
  • Heating and cooling
  • Security
  • Access
  • Music and multimedia
  • Energy
  • Solar and PV
  • E-mobility
  • Blinds and shutters
  • Awnings
  • Ventilation
  • Pool

Smart Home examples

Fire Protection / Compartmentation


A fire in your building could mean total devastation - get the facts on passive fire protection to minimize the spread of fire in your facilities

Passive Fire Protection

Most experts agree that owners and property managers have a lot on their plates. Perhaps one of the most important items is fire protection/life safety. The responsibility for fire and life safety systems in a building ultimately lies with the building owner and property manager. A basic understanding will enhance the owner’s decisions on the type of protection required for their building, helping to keep life and property safe.

It's something you lose sleep over and hope will never happen: a fire roaring through your building. While every facility professional will do what he or she can to ensure that a fire never begins in the first place, the next step is knowing how to minimize its spread.

Most people are familiar with the basics of fire suppression (sprinklers, fire extinguishers, etc.), but the passive fire protection that actually contains a fire at its point of origin can be invisible and nearly forgotten - until the day you come to truly appreciate and depend on it.

Passive fire protection (PFP), despite its name, is always at work. Based on compartmentation of fire and preventing collapse through structural fire resistance, when properly installed and maintained, your building's passive fire protection can save lives and assets, and the building itself.

This diagram highlights the paths of fire propagation through improperly sealed wall penetrations. COURTESY OF IFC

Areas of Passive Fire Protection Provided by TEREKO

Structural fire protection
Structural fire protection guards essential structural components (such as structural steel and joint systems) from the effects of fire. This is accomplished with a fireproofing material (spray-on thin-film intumescents, endothermic materials like gypsum-based plasters and cementitious products, mineral wool wraps and insulation, and fireproofing cladding) or building the structure out of concrete products.
Compartmentation
Fire barriers, firewalls, fire partitions, and smoke barriers are all included in compartmentation. Fire barriers include fire-rated walls, floors, and ceilings (often made of concrete, combination wood, gypsum, or masonry). These barriers are used to limit the spread of fire in a building and allow safe egress. Walls extend from a fire-rated floor to the fire-rated ceiling above, and continue into concealed spaces for full protection.
Opening protection
Fire doors and windows are installed in an opening of a fire barrier to maintain its fire resistance. Fire-rated glazing/glass and framing are tested as a complete assembly that maintains the protection of the fire barrier. Additionally, fire and smoke dampers (often used in duct systems) are considered "opening protection" and complete the fire barrier where air ducts penetrate fire-rated and/or smoke-resistant assemblies.
Firestopping materials
These materials are used to limit fire spread through penetrations in a fire barrier. It is not uncommon to see a fire barrier penetrated during a minor building alteration. So are mission is to save integrity of the fire barrier and apply products such as Intumescent pipe and cable collars, intumescent mastic, Fire retardant spray, Fire Resistant Batt etc where is applicable or create a new opening which includes fire door installation for easy access. We using top leading brands to ensure quality of are work meets the highest standards.
Firestops Firestop assembly for wiring
Common examples of fire penetration Thermal insulation, joints, gypsum, mechanical track systems
Unprotected penetrations Electricians, communications engineers, and plumbers can all leave unprotected penetrations in your fire barriers
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