Fire Door Inspections
Fire doors play a critical role in protecting lives and limiting damage during a fire—but only if they are properly maintained and compliant.
At Ironleaf Safety Strategies, we provide thorough, practical fire door inspections for businesses across Hertfordshire, helping you identify issues early and stay fully compliant with UK fire safety regulations.
What Our Fire Door Inspections Include
- Full Door Assessment
- Hinges & Hardware
- Door Alignment & Operation
- Compliance Checks
- Gaps & Seals
- Detailed Reporting
Who This is for
- Retail premises
- Warehouses
- Offices
- HMOs and multi-occupancy buildings
- Commercial units
Why Fire Door Inspections Matter?
- Protect lives in the event of a fire
- Maintain safe escape routes
- Ensure legal compliance
- Reduce liability
- Avoid costly enforcement action
Our Approach
- Simple and practical
- No jargon
- Fast turnaround
- Ongoing support
Book Your Fire Door Inspection Today
Don’t leave fire safety to chance. Ensure your fire doors are compliant, safe, and ready to perform in an emergency.
- Damaged or missing seals
- Incorrect gaps around the door
- Faulty self-closing mechanisms
- Poor installation
- Obstructed doors
Common Fire Door Issues We Find
Professional fire door inspections to help your business meet legal requirements, protect lives, and avoid costly compliance issues.
Ensure Your Fire Doors Are Compliant, Safe, and Fit for Purpose
FAQ
Legal Requirements for Fire Doors in the UK?
Under UK fire safety legislation, The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 (the FSO) and Fire Safety (England) Regulations 2022, responsible persons must ensure that fire doors are properly maintained and in good working order.
Failure to comply can result in:
- Fines
- Enforcement notices
- Increased risk to life.
f you are responsible for a commercial property, you are legally required to ensure fire doors are regularly inspected and maintained.
How often should fire doors be inspected?
Fire doors should be checked regularly, with formal inspections typically carried out every 3–12 months depending on usage.
- In HMOs and Multi-occupancy buildings there is a requirement that all doors in communal areas need to be check every three months, and the main door needs to be inspected yearly.
- Retail premises, warehouses and commercial units are required to have the Fire doors checked on a six monthly inspection schedule.
What happens if a fire door fails inspection?
You will receive recommendations to fix issues and bring the door back into compliance.