A fire risk assessment identifies hazards, assesses risks, and ensures safety measures are in place to protect occupants and property. It involves evaluating ignition sources, vulnerable individuals, fire exits, alarms, and suppression systems. Findings are documented, emergency plans created, and regular reviews conducted to maintain compliance and enhance fire safety.

Passive fire protection refers to the built-in features of a building designed to prevent or slow the spread of fire and smoke. This includes fire-resistant walls, floors, doors, and compartmentation. These systems work without activation, helping protect occupants and, structure, and allow safe evacuation while supporting overall fire safety compliance.

Booking a fire risk assessment is easy: contact us via phone, email, or our website with your details. We’ll provide a quote and schedule a convenient visit. Our qualified assessor will inspect your premises and provide a detailed report with recommendations. We also offer ongoing support to help you stay compliant and safe. Get in touch today!

Yes, we do need to visit your premises to measure accurately before fitting a fire door. This ensures compliance and a proper fit. There is a survey fee, which varies depending on the location and complexity, but it will be deducted from the final cost if you proceed with the installation. You will be able to choose the type of door and other accessories at the visit.

A fire risk assessment evaluates overall fire safety in a building, identifying hazards, assessing risks to people, and recommending improvements. It focuses on evacuation, detection, and prevention. A compartmentation survey, however, specifically inspects fire-resisting structures—such as walls, floors, and doors—that prevent fire and smoke spread. It checks the integrity of fire compartments to ensure they meet regulatory standards and support effective containment during a fire.

Yes, you can book remedial fire door work with us even if we didn’t perform the initial inspection. We’ll need the full inspection report and detailed specifications of the door, including fire rating and hardware requirements. This ensures the work meets safety standards and regulations. Feel free to contact us to review your documentation.