FIRE DOOR INSTALLATIONS AND REPAIRS

From new fire door installations to expert remedial repairs, we provide the certified solutions needed to restore your building’s safety. Our team uses fire-rated components to install or fix FD30/FD60 assemblies, ensuring total structural protection and full regulatory compliance.

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Restoring Your Fire Compartmentation: EXPERT INSTALLATION AND REPAIRS

A damaged, poorly maintained, or incorrectly installed fire door is a major legal liability and a critical failure point in an emergency. If your recent inspection has flagged defects or you require new compliant door sets, you need a partner who can restore safety immediately.

At Fire Stoppers, we specialise in the professional installation and repair of fire doors. We don’t just "patch" issues; we restore the full integrity of the door assembly to ensure it performs exactly as intended during a fire, securing your building’s compartmentation and ensuring total fire safety compliance.

What you can expect from our team

We provide an efficient, full-cycle solution for new fire door installations and repairs that meet strict safety standards with minimal disruption:

Certified Installation & Repair: Specialist fitting and defect correction, including gap adjustments, faulty closers, and intumescent seal replacement.
Fire-Rated Components: We use only certified, compatible hardware to maintain your door’s original fire rating and structural integrity.
Optimised Performance: Every component, from hinges to ironmongery, is tested to ensure maximum fire resistance and life-saving performance.
Full Certification: We provide comprehensive compliance documentation for insurance and regulatory audits following every project.

Certified Remedial Solutions

Our team delivers a full-cycle solution to bring non-compliant doors back to UK Building Regulations. We correct critical defects, including non-compliant gaps, faulty closers, and damaged intumescent seals, using exclusively fire-rated, compatible ironmongery to preserve the door’s original FD30 or FD60 rating. Following every repair, we issue full documentation and a Certificate of Conformity, providing a robust audit trail for insurance and regulatory peace of mind.

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Why Choose Fire Stoppers?

Full Remedial Capabilities

Unlike inspection-only companies, we can immediately plan and execute certified installations and repairs. This eliminates the hassle and cost of coordinating multiple contractors.

One-Stop-Shop Efficiency

As a BAFE-certified provider across multiple disciplines, we manage your fire alarms, FRAs, and fire door repairs under one roof.

Quality Guarantee

We use only approved materials and highly trained technicians to ensure your repairs stand up to the strictest scrutiny.

Restore Your Structural Fire Protection

Don't let a non-compliant door put your property at risk. Trust the experts at Fire Stoppers to deliver certified, expertly documented installations and repairs that secure your building for the long term.

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FAQS

Can fire doors be repaired instead of replaced?

Yes, in many cases. If the door leaf and frame are structurally sound, most compliance failures, such as excessive gaps, damaged seals, or faulty closers, can be rectified through certified remedial works. Repairing a fire door is often significantly more cost-effective and less disruptive than a full replacement while still ensuring total regulatory compliance.

What are the most common fire door requirements?

Compliance typically involves precision-adjusting hinges to maintain gaps (2mm–4mm), replacing damaged intumescent seals, and calibrating door closers for reliable latching. We use only certified, fire-rated components to ensure every installation and repair meets strict regulatory standards.

Will I receive proof of compliance after the repairs are finished?

Absolutely. Following completion, we issue a Certificate of Conformity and detailed documentation for your records. This provides the "Responsible Person" with a robust audit trail, proving that the repairs meet British Standards and are sufficient for insurance purposes and Fire and Rescue Service inspections.