Fire door inspections are required to ensure that all fire doors remain fully compliant with current fire safety regulations. Inspections should be carried out at regular intervals, and especially after any maintenance work, building alterations, or changes in occupancy or use.

All fire doors that form part of your building’s fire protection strategy must be inspected. This includes:

Communal area doors

Escape route doors

Stairwell and corridor doors

Plant room and riser doors

Flat or apartment entrance doors that open onto shared corridors or stairwells

These doors are critical in preventing the spread of fire and smoke and must be kept in working order at all times.

It’s recommended that fire doors are inspected every 6 to 12 months, depending on usage and risk factors. In high-traffic buildings, more frequent checks — such as quarterly visual inspections — may be necessary.

The legal duty typically falls to the Responsible Person — often a property owner, facilities manager, or managing agent — who must ensure all fire doors are properly inspected and maintained.

Yes. We offer flexible scheduling, including evening and weekend appointments, to minimise disruption and meet your access requirements.