Ensure your fire doors remain compliant, fit for purpose and capable of performing when it matters most. PM+ provides professional fire door inspections for housing providers, local authorities and commercial property owners across the UK.
Fire doors are one of the most important passive fire protection measures within any building. They are designed to slow the spread of fire and smoke, protecting escape routes and giving occupants valuable time to evacuate safely.
Over time, however, fire doors can become damaged, altered or poorly maintained, meaning they may no longer provide the protection they were designed to deliver.
PM+ provides professional fire door inspections for housing providers, local authorities and commercial property owners, helping ensure fire doors remain compliant, fit for purpose and capable of performing in the event of a fire.
A fire door is only effective if every component works together correctly. Even seemingly minor issues—such as excessive gaps, damaged seals or incorrect ironmongery—can significantly reduce its fire resistance.
Regular inspections help identify defects before they become safety risks, supporting legal compliance while protecting residents, staff and property.
For organisations responsible for multiple buildings, routine inspections also provide a clear record of maintenance needs and help prioritise remedial works across an entire portfolio.
Fire door inspections form an important part of ongoing fire safety management.
Our reports provide a clear audit trail that supports responsible persons in managing fire safety across their buildings. Depending on your building type and responsibilities, inspections may help demonstrate compliance with legislation and guidance including:
Every inspection is carried out by experienced fire safety professionals using recognised industry guidance. Our fire door inspections typically assess:
Whether you require inspections for a single property or thousands of fire doors across a large housing portfolio, our team can deliver inspections at scale.
PM+ supports organisations responsible for maintaining safe residential and commercial buildings, including:
Identify fire hazards, evaluate existing control measures and receive practical recommendations to help protect occupants while meeting your legal responsibilities.
Ensure fire doors are performing as intended with detailed inspections that identify defects, maintenance requirements and compliance issues before they become a risk.
For new developments and complex buildings, our fire safety strategies provide a comprehensive approach to passive and active fire protection, evacuation planning and regulatory compliance.
Fire door inspections are about more than identifying defect. They’re about reducing risk and helping organisations meet their legal responsibilities.
PM+ combines practical surveying expertise with a thorough understanding of fire safety legislation to deliver clear, actionable reports that support compliance and informed asset management decisions.
Whether inspecting individual buildings or large property portfolios, we work efficiently to minimise disruption while providing the information needed to plan maintenance, prioritise remedial works and improve resident safety.
Fire safety strategies are commonly required for new residential developments, significant refurbishments, building conversions and higher-risk residential buildings. Requirements vary depending on the project and applicable Building Regulations.
Yes. We regularly prepare and review fire safety strategies for existing residential buildings, particularly where alterations, refurbishments or changes in use are being planned.
Yes. Social housing is one of our core sectors, and we regularly support housing associations, local authorities and registered providers across England.
Absolutely. We can review existing documentation, identify gaps or areas requiring update, and provide recommendations to support ongoing compliance.
A fire safety strategy establishes the overall fire safety approach for a building, typically during design or significant refurbishment. A fire risk assessment evaluates how fire risks are managed within an occupied building and identifies actions needed to maintain compliance and protect occupants.
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