Fire Door Survey Services for Bristol and the South West

Yes. We can discuss your building, existing fire safety records and any concerns raised during a fire risk assessment before recommending the appropriate survey scope.

Fire door defects are not always obvious during day-to-day building checks. A professional survey will provide a door-by-door assessment, so you won’t have to rely on assumptions about the building’s condition.

You will receive a clear, prioritised list of the defects that need to be addressed.

The report separates urgent safety concerns from routine maintenance issues and explains whether each door requires adjustment, repair, further investigation or replacement. This helps you plan remedial work without treating every defect as the same level of risk.

Yes. We can inspect and document the current visible condition of the fire doors even if previous installation, maintenance or inspection records are incomplete.

Yes. We’ll provide a quotation based on the number of doors, the building type and the reporting requirements agreed with you.

Providing an accurate door count and information about the property will help us prepare the clearest possible quotation.

A fire door survey includes an inspection of the complete fire door set and a report detailing its condition. Each survey can examines in detail: 

• The door leaf and frame. 
•  Intumescent strips and smoke seals.
•  Hinges, locks, latches and door closers. 
• Fire-resistant glazing, vision panels and beading. 
• Gaps, thresholds and clearances. 
• Fire door signage and identification. 
• Visible damage, alterations and unsuitable components. 

The report provides photographic evidence and recommendations for remedial action.

The building’s Responsible Person is responsible for ensuring fire doors are appropriately inspected and maintained.

This may be the employer, building owner, landlord, facilities manager, managing agent or another person with control over the premises. Identified defects should be recorded and addressed rather than left until the next scheduled inspection.

This depends on the building, occupancy, how often the doors are used, and the fire risk.

Busy environments such as schools, hospitals, offices and residential blocks may require checks every six months. Annual inspections may be appropriate for some smaller or lower-risk premises, while frequently used or vulnerable doors may require more regular checks. 

If you’re unsure, get in touch with us today. 

Yes. We are fully IFC and SMAS certified. So you can rest assured that we’ll carry out work to the highest professional standards.

We survey fire doors in commercial, residential, educational, healthcare and public-sector buildings.

Our customers include facilities managers, estate managers, commercial landlords, managing agents, schools, healthcare providers, contractors and Responsible Persons managing buildings throughout Bristol and the South-West.