Fire Door Inspections in Sussex
Curtis & More provides fire door inspections for residential and commercial properties throughout Sussex and surrounding areas.
We inspect individual fire doors and doors within communal and commercial buildings, helping property owners and responsible persons identify defects and areas requiring attention.
Why Are Fire Doors Important?
Fire doors form part of a building's fire safety measures. Their condition, installation, operation and maintenance can be important factors in the overall fire safety of a building.
A fire door inspection can identify issues that may need to be addressed.
Fire Doors We Inspect
Our fire door inspection service can cover:
- Flat entrance doors
- Communal fire doors
- Hall doors
- Service doors
- Single-leaf fire doors
- Double fire doors
- Residential fire doors
- Commercial fire doors
What Does a Fire Door Inspection Check?
The inspection will consider relevant aspects of the door and its condition, which may include:
- Door leaf condition
- Frames
- Hinges
- Closers
- Gaps and alignment
- Seals
- Glazing where applicable
- Hardware
- Signs of damage
- Operation and closing
The exact inspection requirements depend on the type of door and the building.
Fire Door Inspections for Landlords and Property Managers
If you manage a residential block, HMO, rental property or commercial building, regular attention to fire doors can form an important part of your wider fire safety management.
If you have concerns about the condition of your fire doors, contact Curtis & More to arrange an inspection.
Fire Door Inspection Prices
Fire door inspections start from £15 per single-leaf door inclusive.
For multiple doors or larger buildings, contact us for a quotation.
Fire Door Inspections Across Sussex
Curtis & More is based in Worthing and provides fire door inspection services across East Sussex, West Sussex and surrounding areas.
Call 07545 347 423 or 01903 695 307 for a free quote.
It is important that you understand early on that a minor mistake in the installation process can have dangerous consequences. If you install a fire door incorrectly, you are putting lives and property at risk as the door may not be able to perform in a fire scenario.
Fire doors are an engineered safety device. When installed correctly they save lives. It is vital that you get the installation correct as it is life-critical.
