Fire Door Inspection in London
Protecting Your Home & Business
If you own or manage a building in London, keeping your fire doors in full working order is a legal and safety priority. At Fire Doors UK, we offer professional fire door inspection services across London, helping businesses, landlords, and organisations remain compliant with UK fire safety regulations.
Our certified inspectors carry out thorough assessments and provide clear, practical reports, whether you’re managing a single unit or multiple sites across the city.
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What’s Included in Our Fire Door Inspections
Our detailed inspections are designed to give you a full understanding of your fire door condition and compliance. Each inspection includes:
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Full condition report for every fire door
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Checks on frames, seals, hinges, glazing, signage, and closers
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Identification of damage, defects, or regulatory issues
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Digital photographic evidence with clear recommendations
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Certification to support legal and insurance requirements
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Advice on remedial work and ongoing maintenance
We inspect FD30, FD60, timber, composite, and steel fire doors in commercial, residential, and public buildings.
Why Choose Fire Doors UK for Inspections in London?
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Fully accredited fire door inspectors
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Trusted across all boroughs of London
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Fast response for urgent compliance needs
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Honest, clear reporting
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Full end to end support including repairs and maintenance
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Used by landlords, property managers, schools, and more
We understand the demands of managing property in London and tailor our inspections to suit your building and obligations.
Who We Work With in London
We regularly carry out inspections for:
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Office buildings and commercial units
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Apartment blocks and HMO properties
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Schools, colleges, and educational settings
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Care homes and healthcare premises
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Retail units, restaurants, and hospitality businesses
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Government buildings and public sector clients
From Kensington to Canary Wharf, we’re trusted by businesses and property professionals across the capital.