We are recognised fire door specialists, and our inspection service is founded on a depth of expertise that sets us apart.
Our experienced team will visit your site to carry out a comprehensive audit. We’ll then provide a detailed explanation of our findings, including recommendations and requirements. If any additional work is needed, we’ll also offer a no-obligation quote for our services.
Our team communicates without jargon, making it easy for you to understand what work is needed and your business’s legal responsibilities. The main goal of our site inspections isn’t to sell you additional services—it’s to educate you about the condition of your fire doors and, more importantly, explain why any recommended work is necessary.
Fire doors are a vital component of building health and safety systems. They are specifically designed to slow the spread of fire and smoke, providing crucial time for safe evacuation and emergency response.
Regular fire door inspections are essential to ensure these doors function properly in the event of a fire. A malfunctioning fire door—whether due to damage, faulty seals, or unauthorized modifications—can have serious consequences. It may lead to the loss of valuable property and, more critically, pose a life-threatening risk to occupants.
By scheduling routine inspections, any issues can be identified early and resolved promptly, helping to maintain compliance, protect lives, and safeguard your business.
Fire doors should be inspected at least every 6 to 12 months, depending on the building type and usage. For high-traffic areas, inspections may be required as frequently as every 3 months .
It is a legal requirement for businesses to have fully operational fire doors that are properly installed, maintained, and regularly inspected. This is mandated under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, and reinforced by the Fire Safety Act 2021 and Fire Safety (England) Regulations 2022 .
Scheduling inspections every 6 months is one of the most effective ways to ensure your fire doors remain compliant and functional. These inspections help identify any damage, wear, or non-compliance issues early—protecting lives, property, and your business from serious risk.