WHAT THE SERVICE INCLUDES
Useful information.
Door by door.
We agree the inspection scope, door references, reporting format and required access before starting.
Arrange an inspection ↗01 / ASSET INFORMATIONCreating a clear record of what was inspected
Each accessible door can be linked to a unique reference and location so that findings are traceable. Where labels, certificates, schedules or previous reports are available, we use them to support the inspection and note where important information is missing.
Door reference and location
Door type and configuration
Available labels or evidence
Access limitations recorded
02 / CONDITION CHECKSExamining the complete visible assembly
The visual inspection considers the leaf, frame, gaps, seals, hinges, closing action, latching, glazing, hardware, damage and obvious alterations. Findings are recorded consistently so you can see which doors need attention and why.
Leaf, frame and alignment
Closing and latching action
Gaps, seals and threshold
Hardware, glazing and damage
03 / REPORTINGTurning findings into a manageable plan
Your report can include door-by-door results, photographs, defect descriptions and recommended next steps. We can group similar items and help shape a remedial schedule so that quotations, access and completed works are easier to manage.
Photographic findings
Clear defect descriptions
Prioritised recommended actions
Remedial schedule support
Scope matters: a fire door inspection is not a full fire-risk assessment, intrusive investigation or guarantee of the hidden construction unless those services are expressly included in the agreed scope.