Fire Door Inspection Services - From £14 Per Door, Plus Attendance Charge
Fletcher Risk Management provides thorough inspections to make sure your fire doors are capable of doing the job they are designed for in the event of fire and they are in compliance with current regulations. We will also support you after the inspections, with advice on any corrective actions needed, as well as training and guidance to your staff so they can complete and document their own fire door checks.
What the Report Helps You Achieve
Our inspection and report provides a practical roadmap to:
Support ongoing fire door management and planned maintenance.
Prioritise remedial works by risk.
Demonstrate due diligence to enforcing authorities and insurers.
Maintain evidence of inspection and decision-making.
Our reports are written in plain language and can be used directly to plan remedial works and demonstrate compliance.
Fire Door Inspection Price Guide
We offer clear, per-door pricing for fire door inspections carried out by qualified inspectors.
Per-Door Rates
1–49 fire doors: £14.00 per door.
50+ fire doors: £12.00 per door.
Minimum Survey Charge
To cover travel and time on site, we apply a minimum charge of £75.00.
Larger Sites
For surveys over 50 doors, inspections may require more than one day. We’ll always agree timescales in advance and keep disruption to a minimum.
What’s Included in Our Fire Door Inspection Report
Following completion of the site visit, you will receive a clear, professionally presented Fire Door Inspection Report covering every door inspected. The report is designed to provide practical, prioritised actions and a robust audit trail to support ongoing fire door compliance. Your report includes:
1) Summary Overview (at the front of the report)
A simple high-level summary showing:
Total number of fire doors surveyed.
Number of doors requiring action.
A breakdown of findings by priority (Low / Medium / High).
This makes it easy for building managers and duty holders to quickly understand risk levels and plan remedial works.
2) Door-by-Door Inspection Records
Each fire door is assessed individually and logged under a unique Door ID / location reference (e.g., “Office”, “Kitchen”, “Hall to Corridor”).
Every door record includes:
Fire rating (e.g., FD30 / FD30S).
Door set type (single or double leaf).
Presence of certification labels where visible.
A structured checklist across key components (see below).
3) Full Inspection Checklist (Key Fire Door Components)
Each door is inspected against recognised fire door performance checks, including:
Door closer operation.
Door leaf condition and alignment.
Frame integrity and fixing.
Locks, latches and ironmongery.
Hinges (including number, condition, and suitability).
Glazing and vision panels (where present).
Intumescent and smoke seals.
Gaps to sides and base (including threshold gaps).
Hold-open devices (where fitted).
Fire door signage.
4) Clear Action Required Statements
Where issues are identified, the report provides:
A specific recommended action.
A priority rating (Low / Medium / High).
A clear indication of what must be corrected (e.g. replacing seals, easing the door, installing a drop seal, replacing non-compliant hinges, replacing damaged doors, etc.).
The actions are written clearly enough to support:
In-house maintenance teams.
Joinery contractors.
Fire door installation companies.
Ongoing compliance management.
5) Photographic Evidence
Where required, the report includes photographic evidence to support findings and highlight defects (e.g., seal damage, gaps, frame issues, ironmongery problems, impact damage).
This helps clients:
verify findings.
brief contractors accurately.
demonstrate audit trail and decision-making.
Fletcher Risk Example Fire Door Inspection Report
Next Steps
If you’re not sure where to start, please just reach out to us. We would be glad to advise you on your needs.
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