Are you based in Norwich and need a fire door survey?
- We specialise in fire door surveys in Norwich
- We are fully qualified to survey existing fire doors
We provide a professional, quality service
No matter how high quality and expertly installed your fire door is, it will also require surveying with a view to maintenance and repair at a later date down the line. Because, just like other everyday objects used on a regular basis, a fire door will be subject to wear and tear.
And, even if the fire door isn’t in use on a regular basis, it can still be prone to deterioration in terms of dampness, hinges sticking etc.
In other words, all fire doors need to be surveyed on a regular basis to make sure they continue to work properly.
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Quality Of Fitting
And it is not just the quality of the fire door materials that are important.
The way it is installed is especially crucial. There are many fire door survey companies around today, but it’s important to ensure the staff working there are qualified to fit fire doors.
You and your staff don’t, for instance, want to be lulled into a false sense of security, believing you have precious minutes to exit the building when, in fact, the door has been fitted so badly in the first place that this simply isn’t the case.
Worse, a badly fitted fire door can potentially put lives at risk.
Surveys save lives
An effective and properly installed fire door can hold back fire for up to 60 minutes. It can also mean the difference between your insurance company paying out for damage to the building – or not.
Any fire door fitted should be accompanied by a certificate from the installer outlining when it was fitted and that it has been done in line with industry standards.
A fire door fitted ‘on the cheap’ could result in your being fined or even imprisoned.
That’s because you would be breaking the law by employing an unqualified individual to install your fire door, rendering it unworkable.
