Fire Door Surveys & Inspections
Professional Fire Door Surveys & Inspections from £70 per door. Ensure your fire doors are safe, compliant & fit for purpose — fire doors play a vital role in protecting lives and property by slowing the spread of fire and smoke, safeguarding escape routes and providing valuable time for occupants to evacuate safely during an emergency.
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Fire Door Survey & Inspection Pricing
We offer transparent pricing with competitive rates and no hidden costs — prices from:
- Up to 3 Fire Doors£70 per door
- Up to 6 Fire Doors£60 per door
- Up to 12 Fire Doors£50 per door
Discounted rates are available for landlords, estate agents, managing agents and portfolio property owners.
- Price from
- £70 per door
- Inspection time
- 15–30 minutes per door
- Standards
- BS 8214 & Fire Safety Order 2005
- You receive
- Digital survey report per door
What is a Fire Door Survey?
A Fire Door Survey is a detailed assessment of each fire door within a property to determine whether it has been correctly installed, is functioning properly and is capable of providing the required level of fire resistance.
Following the survey, you'll receive a comprehensive report detailing the condition of every inspected fire door along with practical recommendations for any repairs or improvements.
Our inspection helps identify:
- Damaged fire doors
- Incorrect installation
- Missing or damaged intumescent seals
- Faulty smoke seals
- Worn hinges
- Damaged door frames
- Incorrect door gaps
- Faulty self-closing devices
- General wear and tear
- Fire safety compliance issues
Why Are Fire Door Inspections Important?
Fire doors are a critical part of a building's passive fire protection system. If they are damaged, incorrectly installed or poorly maintained, they may fail to perform as intended during a fire. A professional Fire Door Inspection helps to:
- Slow the spread of fire
- Contain smoke
- Protect escape routes
- Improve occupant safety
- Identify defects early
- Support legal compliance where applicable
- Reduce maintenance costs
- Provide peace of mind
Routine inspections help ensure that fire doors continue to perform effectively and meet current safety expectations.
Who Needs a Fire Door Survey?
Homeowners
Protect your family by ensuring fire doors are in good working condition, especially after renovations or property alterations.
Landlords
Landlords are responsible for maintaining fire safety measures in many residential properties, particularly HMOs and buildings with communal areas.
HMO Owners
Fire doors are essential for compartmentation in Houses in Multiple Occupation, helping to protect residents and escape routes.
Managing Agents
Regular inspections help ensure communal fire doors remain compliant and properly maintained.
Property Management Companies
Routine fire door surveys support ongoing maintenance programmes and help improve resident safety.
Residential Blocks & Apartment Buildings
Fire door inspections are recommended for communal entrance doors, flat entrance doors and service cupboards to maintain fire compartmentation.
What Does Our Fire Door Inspection Include?
Our qualified inspectors assess every critical component of the fire door.
Door Leaf Inspection
Checking for damage, warping, holes, cracks and signs of deterioration.
Door Frame Assessment
Ensuring the frame is secure, correctly installed and free from defects.
Door Gaps
Measuring the clearance around the door to confirm it is within acceptable tolerances.
Intumescent Seals
Inspecting seals to ensure they are correctly fitted and undamaged.
Smoke Seals
Checking smoke seals for effectiveness and condition.
Hinges & Ironmongery
Inspecting hinges, locks, handles and other hardware for wear, damage and correct operation.
Self-Closing Device
Testing the closer to ensure the door closes fully and latches correctly.
Fire Door Signage
Checking the presence and condition of fire door signs where required.
Glazing Inspection
Assessing fire-rated glazing and glazing beads where installed.
Our Fire Door Inspection Includes
Every fire door survey is carried out with transparent fixed pricing and no hidden costs.
- Comprehensive Fire Door Inspection
- Door Leaf Assessment
- Door Frame Inspection
- Door Gap Measurements
- Intumescent Seal Inspection
- Smoke Seal Inspection
- Hinges & Ironmongery Check
- Self-Closing Device Testing
- Fire Door Compliance Assessment
- Digital Inspection Report
- Recommendations for Repairs or Replacement
Discounted rates are available for landlords, estate agents, managing agents and portfolio property owners.
What Happens If a Fire Door Fails Inspection?
If a fire door does not meet the required standard, we'll:
- Explain each issue in clear, easy-to-understand language
- Identify whether the door can be repaired or requires replacement
- Provide a transparent quotation for any recommended work
- Offer practical advice to help restore compliance
Our aim is to ensure every fire door in your property performs effectively in the event of a fire.
Our Fire Door Inspection Process
Book Your Appointment
Choose a convenient date and time.
Property Visit
One of our qualified fire door inspectors attends your property.
Comprehensive Inspection
Each fire door is thoroughly examined against current fire safety standards.
Compliance Assessment
Any defects, maintenance issues or compliance concerns are recorded.
Digital Report
A detailed Fire Door Survey Report is prepared and issued electronically.
Recommendations
Where necessary, we provide clear recommendations for repairs, maintenance or replacement.
Why Choose Our Fire Door Survey & Inspection Service?
- Qualified Fire Door Inspectors
- Residential Fire Safety Specialists
- Competitive Fixed Pricing
- Detailed Digital Reports
- Fully Insured Professionals
- Friendly Customer Service
- Flexible Appointment Times
- Transparent Quotes
- No Hidden Charges
- Excellent Customer Reviews
- Fast Turnaround
- Trusted by Homeowners, Landlords & Managing Agents
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