Frequently Asked Questions

We provide comprehensive fire door services including installation, maintenance, inspections, repairs, and compliance certification. Our services cover both domestic and commercial properties across Yorkshire.

We have been providing professional fire door services since 1989, with over 35 years of experience in fire safety and compliance.

Yes, we work on both domestic and commercial properties. From residential fire door installations to commercial fire safety compliance, we provide the same high-quality service for all types of properties.

We cover Yorkshire and surrounding areas including York, Leeds, Harrogate, Ripon, Wetherby, Selby, and many more locations within approximately 20 miles of York.

Fire door installation costs vary depending on the type of door, frame requirements, hardware needed, and project complexity. We provide detailed quotes after assessing your specific requirements. Contact us for a consultation and quote.

Installation time depends on the number of doors and complexity. A single fire door typically takes 2-4 hours, while larger projects may take 1-2 days. We'll provide a detailed timeline during the quote process.

Yes, we provide complete fire door solutions including frames, hardware, and all necessary components to ensure full compliance with fire safety regulations.

Yes, we specialize in retrofitting fire doors in existing buildings. We assess the current structure and recommend the best approach for compliance and safety.

Fire doors should be maintained at least every 6 months according to fire safety regulations. Regular maintenance ensures compliance and optimal performance in case of a fire emergency.

Our maintenance service includes checking door operation, inspecting seals and hardware, testing self-closing devices, verifying signage, and ensuring all components meet current fire safety standards.

Yes, we provide emergency callout services for urgent fire door repairs. Contact us immediately if you have a fire door that's not functioning properly.

Maintenance costs depend on the number of doors and their condition. We offer competitive rates and can provide maintenance contracts for regular servicing. Contact us for a quote.

Fire doors should be inspected at least every 6 months, though some high-traffic areas may require more frequent inspections. We can assess your specific needs and recommend an appropriate inspection schedule.

Our inspectors are FireQual Fire Door Inspectors with over 35 years of experience in fire safety. We're fully qualified to handle all aspects of fire door inspections and compliance.

Yes, we provide detailed inspection reports documenting the condition of each fire door, any issues found, and recommendations for repairs or improvements to ensure compliance.

If fire doors fail inspection, we provide a detailed report outlining the issues and recommend the necessary repairs or replacements. We can then carry out the required work to bring the doors up to compliance standards.

Yes, we provide detailed quotes for all our services. We'll assess your requirements and provide a comprehensive quote including all necessary work, materials, and compliance certification.

We provide competitive quotes for all fire door services. Contact us to discuss your requirements and we'll provide a detailed quote tailored to your specific needs.

Yes, we offer maintenance contracts for regular fire door servicing. This ensures your fire doors remain compliant and in optimal condition throughout the year.

We accept cash and bank transfers. Payment terms are discussed during the quote process and are typically due upon completion of work.

Yes, we provide emergency callout services for urgent fire door repairs and safety issues. Contact us immediately if you have a fire door that's not functioning properly.

We aim to respond to emergency callouts within 24 hours, and often much sooner depending on the nature of the emergency and your location.

Fire door emergencies include doors that won't close properly, damaged seals, broken hardware, or any issue that compromises the door's ability to function in a fire emergency.