Plain-English
fire door guidance.
The regulations, the proof points and the deadlines that matter for landlords, managing agents and responsible persons in Cornwall and Devon — explained without the jargon.
Who counts as the "responsible person" for a fire door, and what the law actually requires of them.
The most commonly reported fire door failures, and the checks a qualified inspection covers.
What's changing on 30 September 2026, and why the timing matters for your compliance schedule.
A £50,000 lesson in what happens when fire door compliance is ignored.
Every check we carry out on each door, and exactly what your image-backed report contains.
Inspection frequency by building type — the legal baseline and sensible intervals.
What a fire door asset register is, what it should contain, and why it's the backbone of compliance.
A plain-English overview of the UK fire door rules in 2026, and what changes on 30 September.
Book an
inspection.
Speak directly with a qualified specialist. Each fire door is assessed against a comprehensive 30-point inspection by a certified fire door inspector. You'll receive a detailed, image backed report setting out what is compliant and what requires attention, with clear recommendations. Where it is safe and compliant to do so, we prioritise repair over replacement. Compliant doors are issued with certification on the same day.
Inspections are £30 + VAT per door. Fee deducted from invoice when you book remedial or replacement work within 60 days.