Fire Door Inspection Quotes

Fully Costed Fire Door Inspection Quotes for Building Safety Compliance

We connect property managers, freeholders and Accountable Persons with accredited, fully insured fire door inspectors aligned with the Building Safety Act and BS 8214:2016.

Every quotation covers the full inspection scope, including individual door assessments, asset recording and defect identification—providing clear, audit-ready evidence for your building safety case with fixed pricing and no hidden extras.

Start Your Fire Door Inspection Quote

This quick, easy form takes just a few minutes to complete. We’ll ask for your building’s key details and any existing plans or fire-related reports. The more information you provide, the faster our accredited fire engineers can prepare an accurate, fixed-scope Fire Strategy Report quote.

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Building Details

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Building Type

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Only Accredited Fire Door Inspectors. No Exceptions.

We exclusively work with fire door inspectors who hold recognised third-party accreditation from the industry’s most respected certification bodies. Every professional in our network is independently vetted and verified for competence, experience and insurance before being introduced.

Our inspectors are certified through leading schemes including the Fire Door Inspection Scheme (FDIS) and UKAS-recognised certification bodies such as BM TRADA, ensuring inspections are carried out in accordance with BS 8214:2016 and current fire safety legislation.

Every quote includes a comprehensive due diligence pack containing verified qualifications, accreditation certificates and insurance documentation, giving you clear, auditable evidence of competence before appointment.

Fixed-Scope Fire Door Inspection Quotes

Compliance Assured simplifies asbestos survey procurement by removing the need to source, vet and compare multiple contractors yourself.

Every quote request is matched with UKAS-accredited asbestos surveyors experienced in residential and commercial building compliance. Each quotation is clearly scoped, allowing you to understand exactly what is included before any appointment is made.

To support your Duty Holder responsibilities, every quote is accompanied by a comprehensive due diligence pack containing accreditation details, insurance documentation and evidence of competence, giving you full visibility before appointment.

You receive transparent, like-for-like quotations from verified specialists, making it easier to compare providers and demonstrate a robust procurement process in line with the Control of Asbestos Regulations 2012.

Why Choose Compliance Assured For Fire Door Inspections?

For property managers, freeholders, housing associations and accountable persons responsible for a residential building’s safety case, fire door compliance is not optional. It is a critical element of passive fire protection and must be supported by competent, auditable inspection evidence.

Compliance Assured connects you with fully vetted, accredited fire door inspectors so you can obtain reliable, like-for-like quotes with complete confidence in competence and compliance.

Fully Accredited Fire Door Inspection Specialists

We only work with fire door inspectors holding recognised third-party accreditation, including the Fire Door Inspection Scheme (FDIS) and UKAS-accredited certification bodies such as BM TRADA. Every specialist is independently vetted for competence, experience and insurance.

Verified Competence & Due Diligence Pack Included

Every quote is supported by a comprehensive due diligence pack, including accreditation certificates, insurance documentation, qualifications and professional memberships—giving you a clear, auditable record of competence before appointment.

Fire Door Experts Working to BS 8214:2016

All inspections are carried out in accordance with BS 8214:2016 and relevant fire safety legislation. This ensures fire doors are assessed against recognised industry standards for installation, condition and ongoing compliance.

Residential Building Safety Case Experience

Our network regularly works across residential blocks, mixed-use developments and higher-risk buildings, supporting property managers and Responsible Persons in maintaining compliant fire door asset registers and inspection regimes.

Fully Insured Nationwide Network of Specialists

All inspectors hold appropriate Professional Indemnity and Public Liability insurance. We provide access to competent fire door specialists across England, Scotland and Wales, supporting both single buildings and large residential portfolios.

Reduce the Risk of Non-Compliance & Repeat Inspections

Poor-quality fire door surveys can lead to missed defects, enforcement action and costly re-inspections. Our focus is on connecting you with proven, accredited professionals capable of delivering reliable, defensible inspection outcomes first time.

The Fire Door Inspection Process

A professional fire door inspection provides a clear, detailed assessment of your fire doors’ condition and compliance. We connect you with fully accredited inspectors who handle the entire process—from on-site surveys and detailed checks to the final report—so you receive expert guidance without any hassle.

1. Building Details

You submit your core building information, including location, number of fire doors, building type, and any relevant fire risk documentation. This allows us to accurately scope your requirements from the outset.

2. Gather Quotes

We source fully costed, transparent quotations from accredited, fully insured fire door inspectors experienced in residential and multi-occupancy buildings.

3. Due Diligence Review

You receive your quotations alongside a comprehensive due diligence pack, enabling you to verify accreditation, insurance, and competence before appointing any specialist.

4. On-Site Inspection

Your selected inspector carries out the physical assessment, inspecting each fire door assembly against BS 8214:2016, including components, gaps, seals and overall condition.

5. Compliance Report

You receive a detailed inspection report containing findings, photographic evidence of defects, and clear remedial recommendations, forming a formal record for your building safety case

Our Fire Door Inspection guides and FAQs make it easy for leaseholders, property managers, and freeholders to understand every step — from what inspections involve and who can carry them out, to how often they’re required. Ensure your building meets BS 8214:2016, the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, and other legal obligations, all while protecting occupants and reducing liability.

Fire Door Inspection FAQs

What is the legal requirement for fire door inspections?

Under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, the “Responsible Person” (e.g., the building owner, property manager, or landlord) has a legal duty to ensure all fire safety provisions, including fire doors, are maintained in an efficient state of repair and in good working order. The new Fire Safety (England) Regulations 2022 further mandates that Responsible Persons for multi-occupied residential buildings above 11 metres in height must arrange for quarterly checks of all fire doors in the communal areas and annual checks of all flat entrance doors.

Why do I need to hire a professional for this? Can’t a maintenance person do it?

A professional inspection requires specific expertise that a general maintenance person may not have. Fire doors are complex, life-safety devices. An accredited inspector is trained to identify subtle but critical defects—such as incorrect gaps, hinge issues, or improper seals—that would compromise the door’s ability to hold back fire and smoke. Hiring a certified professional demonstrates that you have fulfilled your legal duty to use a “competent person,” which is crucial for due diligence.

What exactly does a Fire Door Inspection involve?

A professional Fire Door inspection is a detailed, non-destructive check of all critical components of a fire door and frame. Our inspectors follow British Standard BS 8214:2016 and will check key elements including the door leaf, frame, hinges, closing mechanisms, intumescent strips, smoke seals, and all associated hardware. The inspection is documented with photographic evidence and culminates in a comprehensive report.

What happens if a fire door fails the inspection?

If a fire door is found to have defects, it is crucial to arrange for it to be repaired immediately by a competent person. Your inspection report will provide a clear action plan, often prioritizing a “high,” “medium,” or “low” level of urgency for each defect. Our service can help you find quotes for this remedial work, ensuring the repairs are carried out to the correct standards.

I am a leaseholder trying to sell my flat. Why am I being asked for this?

Following the Building Safety Act, lenders and mortgage providers have become much more stringent about fire safety. Even if you are not the “Responsible Person” for the building, the condition of your flat’s entrance door is critical to the overall fire safety of the block. A detailed inspection report can provide the reassurance that lenders and potential buyers require, helping to facilitate the sale of your property.

How often do fire doors need to be inspected?

The Fire Safety (England) Regulations 2022 mandate quarterly checks of communal fire doors and annual checks of flat entrance doors for residential blocks over 11 metres. For other buildings, the frequency is determined by the Fire Risk Assessment. It is generally considered best practice to have a full, detailed inspection at least annually to ensure ongoing compliance and safety.

Are your inspectors qualified?

Yes. We only work with professionals who are fully vetted and accredited by the industry’s most respected bodies, such as the Fire Door Inspection Scheme (FDIS) and other UKAS-accredited certification bodies. We provide a due diligence pack with every quote so you can verify their credentials, insurance, and professional memberships. This is our promise of competence and quality.

Fire Door Inspection Guides

September 19, 2025