CERTIFIED FIRE DOOR AUDIT & SURVEYS

A professional fire door audit includes a structured inspection of each fire door assembly against relevant standards, with detailed condition surveys, photographic evidence, gap measurements, hardware checks and certification review. Findings are recorded in a documented compliance report that categorises defects by risk level and defines clear remedial and maintenance actions. The outcome is an audit-ready record suitable for regulatory review, insurer queries and internal governance reporting.

The 5-point check is a quicker, lower-cost way to monitor fire doors between full inspections. It focuses on the core performance items like operation, gaps, seals, hardware, signage, and general condition, and records clear findings to support maintenance planning. A full inspection or survey is more detailed and is designed for formal compliance reporting, with comprehensive evidence and a deeper assessment of defects and risk. The 5-point check helps you stay proactive, but it’s not a substitute for a full inspection where you need complete compliance documentation.

The cost of a fire door inspection in London can vary based on several factors, including the number of doors to be inspected, the type of property, and the level of detail required in the report. While some services may offer a per-door rate that can range from £10 to £70, it is important to understand the full scope of the service. At Keepshut London, we provide a comprehensive and transparent pricing structure. For smaller numbers of doors, a minimum attendance fee may apply to cover the certified surveyor’s time and the production of a detailed, evidence-based report with photographic evidence of any non-conformities. For larger properties or multi-site contracts, we offer competitive per-door rates that decrease with volume. We recommend contacting us directly with your site details or sending your existing Fire Risk Assessment (FRA) for a tailored, no-obligation quote that ensures you receive a fully compliant inspection without hidden costs.

Under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order and the Building Safety Act, Responsible Persons must ensure fire doors are maintained in efficient working order and that compliance is demonstrable. A structured fire door audit provides traceable documentation, evidence of competent inspection and a prioritised corrective plan. This enables duty holders to show proactive risk management rather than reactive repair activity.

Inspection frequency depends on building type, occupancy risk and fire risk assessment outcomes. In regulated and high-occupancy environments such as care homes, healthcare estates and managed residential buildings, fire doors should be subject to regular documented inspections with periodic comprehensive audits to maintain compliance traceability. A structured programme ensures inspection cycles align with regulatory expectations.

Yes. Our fire door audits are designed to feed directly into a planned maintenance and remedial works programme. Identified non-conformities are tracked, scheduled and re-verified within a documented compliance framework, ensuring that inspection, repair and ongoing maintenance form part of a continuous assurance system rather than isolated tasks.