Fire door survey & repair in Devizes
- Legal requirement
The short answer
Inspect, adjust or replace fire doors
- Price from
- £15.00
- Time on site
- 2 to 5 hours
What you get
You will receive a detailed report on the condition of each fire door, identifying defects and recommending necessary repairs or replacements to ensure compliance.
- £15 to £40 a door
- Minimum charge around £150
- Repairs are quoted separately
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When do you need a Fire door survey & repair?
You must book a survey if you manage a block of flats over 11 metres tall. The law requires regular safety checks to protect residents.
- When you manage communal blocks
- If doors do not close fully
- After any major building work
- If you see large gaps
- When your fire assessment is due
- To keep your insurance valid
What happens on the day
A qualified inspector will check each door using special tools to measure gaps. They need to see both sides of the door to be thorough.
- Inspector measures door frame gaps
- They test the self-closing hinges
- Seals and strips are checked
- Glass and handles are inspected
- Takes 15 to 30 minutes per door
- You receive a full safety report
How to prepare
- Tell tenants the inspector is coming
- Clear items blocking the doorways
- Find keys for all communal areas
- Make sure door closers are visible
- Remove any temporary door mats
- Ensure both sides are accessible
- Have previous safety reports ready
How to improve your result
- Never wedge fire doors open
- Clean smoke seals with care
- Report loose hinges immediately
- Do not drill into doors
- Keep door paths completely clear
- Check closers shut every month
Why it is useful day to day
Having certified doors gives you peace of mind that your home is safe. It ensures that in an emergency, fire and smoke stay contained.
- Protects lives during a fire
- Keeps your legal records clear
- Avoids expensive fines for owners
- Stops smoke leaking into hallways
- Increases resident confidence and safety
Why we ask these questions
The surveyor will look for small faults that could let smoke through. They check that the door shuts tight without anyone pushing it.
- Are the heat-sensitive seals intact
- Does the door latch properly
- Are the hinges fitted correctly
- Is the safety glass undamaged
- Are there any illegal locks
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