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For commercial & multi-residential property teams

Fire-door surveys & inspections

Organise specialist inspection programmes for estates and portfolios.

When this work is needed

A property team needs an organised inspection programme and usable findings for follow-up work. Door references, building use and access planning help make the resulting report practical.

Typical projects

  • Inspection programmes across residential common areas
  • Scheduled checks across care, hotel or education estates
  • A portfolio-wide baseline for planned remedial works

What needs to be established

Agree the inspection scope, door identification method, access arrangements and reporting format with the specialist. Explain how findings will be used so the report can support prioritisation and procurement by the responsible team.

A useful starting brief

Approximate door count, building use, previous reports and required timing.

Add the town, UK nation, building use, procurement stage and intended timescale. Unknown quantities and budgets can be clarified later.

Who this service is for

Managing agents, housing providers, facilities teams, commercial owners and organisations managing buildings or portfolios across the UK. Contractor availability is reviewed for each enquiry.

A managed introduction

Send your report or describe the work. We help structure the requirement, clarify missing information and review eligible contractors against the location, scale and relevant evidence. Contractor interest is recorded before an approved introduction is made against your project reference.

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Your appointment and next steps

You agree technical scope, price and the contract for the work directly with the contractor. We track progress and the outcome of the introduction.

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Practical questions

Before you get started

Do I need an exact door count?

An approximate count is useful at enquiry stage. The contractor can confirm quantities and access assumptions before agreeing the final scope.

Will the inspection certify the whole building?

An inspection has a defined scope and limitations. It does not itself provide whole-building statutory compliance sign-off.

Requirements vary by building, project and UK nation. Technical advice and decisions about relevant fire-safety and building requirements remain with the appropriate professionals.

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