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Fire Door Inspections
FDIS-approved surveys identifying exactly which doors are compliant and which require action — with photographic evidence and a prioritised remedial schedule.
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Fire Door Remedial Works London & Home Counties
From a failed intumescent seal to a full door set replacement — we carry out the complete range of fire door remedial works to restore compliance quickly. All works scheduled within 48 hours. Remedial completion report issued on every job.
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London & HCFailed an Inspection?
Non-compliant fire doors represent an active legal liability. Works should be completed as quickly as possible.
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Works scheduled within 48 hours of enquiry
- Minor works — seals, closers, hinges
- Intermediate — leaf, frame, glazing
- Major — full door set replacement
- Remedial completion report issued
- Works by FDIS-approved specialists
⚡ Scheduled Within 48hrs
🔧 All Works Scopes
🚪 Supply & Install
📋 Completion Report
🏙️ London & Home Counties
What We Fix
The Complete Range of Remedial Works
We carry out every type of fire door remedial work — from minor component replacement through to full door set supply and installation. Whether you have one door that failed or a building-wide compliance issue, we have the capability to resolve it.
Minor works can often be completed on the same visit as the inspection. All other works are scheduled within 48 hours as a priority job.
Why Speed Matters
Non-Compliant Doors Are an Active Risk
A fire door that fails its inspection is not simply an administrative issue — it is an active gap in your building's passive fire protection and an ongoing legal liability.
Legal Exposure
Knowingly leaving non-compliant fire doors in place can constitute a criminal offence under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005.
Enforcement Risk
The fire authority can issue an Enforcement Notice requiring works within a specified timeframe — with prosecution for non-compliance.
Insurance Implications
Known non-compliant fire doors may affect buildings insurance validity — particularly in the event of a fire-related claim.
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Intumescent & Smoke Seal Replacement
Replacement of worn, damaged, missing or incorrectly specified intumescent seals and cold smoke seals — the most common fire door failure and one of the most critical components for fire resistance.
Minor Work🔩
Door Closer Replacement
Supply and fitting of a replacement door closer where the existing unit has failed, is incorrectly specified, or cannot be adjusted to achieve full self-close and latch from any position.
Minor Work⚙️
Hinge Replacement
Replacement of incorrect, damaged or insufficient hinges with the correct specification and quantity of fire-rated hinges, correctly fixed to both the door leaf and frame.
Minor Work📐
Gap Correction & Threshold Works
Correction of excessive gaps at head, jamb and threshold — including threshold seal fitting, door height adjustment and frame packing to bring all gaps within permitted tolerances.
Minor Work🔑
Ironmongery Replacement
Supply and fitting of replacement fire-rated ironmongery — latches, locks, handles, pull bars, kick plates and other hardware where existing items are non-compliant or have failed.
Minor Work🪟
Glazing Panel Replacement
Replacement of damaged, incorrect or non-fire-rated glazing panels with correctly specified fire-rated glass and intumescent glazing systems to restore fire resistance integrity.
Minor Work🚪
Door Leaf Replacement
Supply and installation of a replacement certified fire door leaf where the existing leaf is damaged, has been unauthorised modified, or cannot be remediated to a compliant standard.
Major Work🏗️
Frame Repair & Replacement
Repair or full replacement of damaged, deteriorated or incorrectly installed door frames — restoring the structural integrity of the complete fire door assembly.
Major Work🔄
Full Door Set Replacement
Complete supply and installation of a certified fire door set — leaf, frame, closer, seals and ironmongery — where the existing door set is beyond remediation. FD30, FD60 and other ratings available.
Major WorkHow It Works
From Failed Inspection to Full Compliance
A clear, fast process from identifying the problem to restoring your building to full compliance.
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Failed Inspection Report
You receive a report identifying non-compliant doors, specific defects and a prioritised remedial works schedule.
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Remedial Quote
We review the report and provide a clear, itemised quote for all remedial works required — broken down by door and scope.
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Works Scheduled
All works are scheduled within 48 hours of instruction. Minor works can often be completed on the same day as the inspection.
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Completion Report
We issue a remedial completion report confirming all works, doors remediated and their restored compliance status.
Documentation
Your Remedial Completion Report
Every remedial works job — regardless of scale — is completed with a formal remedial completion report. This is your evidence of corrective action and forms a critical part of your fire safety compliance record.
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Works Schedule
A complete record of every door worked on, the specific works carried out on each, and the components replaced or repaired — door by door.
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Before & After Photography
Timestamped photographic evidence of condition before works commenced and after completion — unambiguous proof of the remediation carried out.
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Restored Compliance Status
Clear confirmation of the compliance status of each door following remediation — giving you confidence that works have resolved the failures identified.
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Regulatory & Audit Ready
Formatted for presentation to the fire authority, insurers, managing agents and any other party requiring evidence of corrective action.
One Contractor. Full Scope.
Why Using One Team Matters
Many building owners face a frustrating gap after a fire door inspection: the inspector identifies failures but cannot carry out the remedial works, leaving the responsible person to find and manage a separate contractor.
Fire Doors Pro Ltd eliminates that gap entirely. As an FDIS-approved inspector and full-scope remedial contractor, we move directly from inspection to remediation under a single instruction — with no handover delays and no ambiguity about responsibility.
The result is a faster path to compliance, simpler project management and a single completion report covering both inspection findings and remedial outcome.
Get a Remedial Works QuoteFAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens after my fire doors fail an inspection?
You receive a report identifying each failed door, specific defects and a prioritised remedial works schedule. Works should be completed promptly — knowingly leaving non-compliant fire doors in place can constitute an offence under fire safety legislation. We schedule all works within 48 hours of instruction.
How quickly can remedial works be completed?
Minor works — seal replacement, closer adjustment, hinge works — can often be carried out on the same day as the inspection where instructed promptly. All works are scheduled within 48 hours. Full door set replacements are subject to supply lead times confirmed at quotation stage.
Can you work from another inspector's report?
Yes. If you have received a fire door inspection report from another inspector and need a contractor to carry out the remedial works, we can work from that report directly. We provide an itemised quote and issue our own remedial completion report on completion.
Do you supply fire doors as well as fit them?
Yes. We supply and install certified fire door sets across all performance ratings including FD30 and FD60. We handle the full scope — specification, supply, installation and completion documentation — under a single instruction.
What documentation do I receive after works are complete?
We issue a remedial completion report confirming all works carried out, the doors remediated, before and after photographic evidence and the restored compliance status of each door. This is suitable for regulators, insurers and managing agents.
What if some doors need replacing rather than repairing?
Where a door is beyond repair — due to damage, unauthorised modification or fundamental non-compliance — we advise full door set replacement and can carry out supply and installation ourselves. We always recommend the most cost-effective compliant solution for each individual door.