Every fire door in the building checked, photographed and rated by an experienced fire door inspector. The report tells you exactly what passes, what fails and what it will cost to put right.
CERTIFIED INSTALLER
- Door-by-door photographs
- Priced remedial schedule
- Quarterly & annual cycles
A one-off, door-by-door survey of the whole building. Each door gets a reference, a photograph and a pass/fail against the manufacturer’s requirements — gaps, seals, closers, hinges, glazing, signage and evidence of certification.
You receive a schedule you can price, budget and plan from.
- Gaps measured on every edge
- Seals & intumescents checked
- Closer & latch tested
- Certification evidence recorded
In England, communal fire doors in residential blocks over 11 m must be checked every three months and flat entrance doors every year. Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland have their own duties.
We run the inspection cycle for you and keep the record.
- Scheduled visits, no chasing
- Resident letters handled
- Access attempts recorded
- Defects priced as found
What the Fire Safety (England) Regulations 2022 require for residential buildings over 11 m — and how other buildings are typically handled.
Communal fire doors
Doors to stairs, corridors, plant and bin rooms in the common parts.
Flat entrance doors
Checked on a best-endeavours basis, with records of access attempts kept.
Risk-based inspections
Frequency driven by your fire risk assessment — heavily used doors checked more often.
Surveys carried out by our BM TRADA Q-Mark certified installation team — people who fit fire doors to their certification every day and know what to look for.
KEEP SHUT
Certification label
A numbered label on the leaf top or hinge edge identifies the manufacturer and certification scheme. Our Q-Mark installation label sits on the frame. No label, no evidence — and that is the most common gap we find.
Photographed report per door
Every door referenced, photographed and rated pass, remediate or replace — with the reason for each failure in plain English.
Asset register spreadsheet
A live register of every fire door in the building: location, rating, components and condition. Yours to keep and update.
Priced remedial schedule
A fixed price for every action, grouped by priority, so you can budget, phase and get sign-off without a second visit.
Inspection report for your fire safety file
A dated, signed report that evidences the check for your fire risk assessor, insurer or the fire and rescue service.
Tell us about the building
Type, size, approximate door count and any fire risk assessment actions. We confirm scope and a date.
Free for programmes of ten doors or more
Door-by-door survey on site
Each door is referenced, photographed and checked: gaps, seals, closers, hinges, glazing, signage and certification evidence.
Report, register & priced schedule
You receive the photographed report, asset register and a fixed-price remedial schedule you can act on straight away.
Put right — or keep checking
Instruct remediation or replacement with the same team, and we set up the quarterly or annual inspection cycle.
Straight answers from the people who survey, repair and fit fire doors every working day.
A condition survey is a one-off, detailed, door-by-door assessment of the whole building that produces a priced schedule. An inspection is the routine check — quarterly or annual — that confirms doors are still working and records any new defects.
Tell us about the building and we will call you back within one working day. Surveys are free for programmes of ten doors or more.