Door leaf and frame
Condition, certification evidence, damage, warping, fixing and surrounding construction.
Independent Fire Door Inspections
FIRE DOOR INSPECTIONS.
Door-by-door compliance inspections across communal, residential and commercial settings.
Moore Fire carries out independent fire door inspections to identify defects, confirm compliance and support safer buildings. Reports are clear, photographic and practical.
What we check
Every fire door inspection is detailed and component-led.
Gaps and clearances
Head, jamb, threshold and meeting-stile measurements against relevant guidance.
Hinges and ironmongery
Hinges, handles, locks, latches, viewers, letterplates and hardware condition.
Seals and glazing
Intumescent strips, smoke seals, glazing systems, beads and apertures.
Closers and operation
Closer type, fixing, closing action, latching and adjustment.
Signage and condition
Correct signs, damage, maintenance issues and visible compliance concerns.
Typical issues found
Common defects can affect the ability of the door to perform in a fire.
- Excessive gaps or uneven clearances
- Damaged or missing smoke/intumescent seals
- Incorrect or poorly fixed hinges
- Closers not shutting and latching the door
- Uncertified or unsuitable glazing/ironmongery
- Damaged frames, leaves or thresholds
FAQs
Quick answers to common client questions.
How often should fire doors be inspected?
Frequency depends on building type, risk profile and dutyholder arrangements. Communal and high-use doors often require more regular checks.
Do you repair doors?
No. Moore Fire does not install or repair. We inspect independently and provide clear remedial recommendations.
Do you issue a certificate?
Where appropriate, Moore Fire can issue inspection reports and FDA certification outcomes based on the agreed scope.
What do I receive?
A clear report with door references, findings, photographic evidence and remedial recommendations.