Services
Installation
UK Fire Door Services: Professional Installation & Compliance
Our fire door installation services provide clients with a comprehensive installation certificate, including identifiable hold points with photos and full test data sheets for all materials used.
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Upon completion, our expert team ensures a full handover of every fire door set, along with Operations & Maintenance (O&M) manuals to support compliance with Regulation 38 of the Building Regulations in England & Wales. This ensures the responsible persons have the necessary ‘as-built’ information for ongoing fire door maintenance.
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We only install fully certified BM TRADA Q-Mark door sets or other third-party accredited systems, ensuring the highest quality and compliance. Additionally, we collaborate closely with our trusted supply chain to deliver the best value and quality for our clients.
Maintenance
Fire Door Inspection, Reporting & Maintenance
Our inspection reports identify only the required remedial works, with each issue documented through before-and-after photos and assigned an ART number for full transparency. This enables step-by-step progress tracking for both UK Fire Door Services and our clients.
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Common Fire Door Failures:
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Incorrectly fitted or damaged doors/frames
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Damaged fire seals
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Doors not engaging properly
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Faulty door closers
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Insufficient fire stopping behind architraves
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Non-compliant glazing
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We offer customized maintenance programs, ensuring fire doors remain compliant and functional. Fire doors must be inspected every six months to maintain building fire safety.
Inspection
Ensure Fire Safety with Certified Fire Door Inspections
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A qualified, third-party certified inspection provides peace of mind and demonstrates your commitment to fire safety. Fire doors are the first line of defense, restricting fire and smoke spread to protect lives and property.
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UK Fire Door Services ensures your fire doors meet regulatory specifications, are properly maintained, and comply with Fire Safety Regulations. Fire doors are a critical part of fire risk assessments, and non-compliance can lead to prosecution, fines, or imprisonment, even for minor violations like missing seals or wedging doors open.