Fire Doors in Manchester
Certified Fire Door Installation & Compliance
FIRAS-certified fire door installation and inspection services. Ensuring your property meets building regulations and fire safety compliance standards.
About this service
Fire door compliance is a legal requirement for landlords of HMOs and multi-occupancy buildings, and getting it wrong carries serious liability. Our FIRAS-certified installers ensure every door meets the required standard.
We install FD30 and FD60 rated fire doors depending on the property's fire safety plan, along with the correct intumescent strips and self-closing devices required for certification.
For existing properties, we also carry out fire door inspections and surveys, identifying any doors that no longer meet current regulations and need replacing or upgrading.
Covered under this service
- FD30 & FD60 Fire Door Installation
- Fire Door Inspections & Surveys
- Intumescent Strip Fitting
- Self-Closing Device Installation
Fire door compliance for Manchester landlords and managers
A fire door only works if every component is correct — the door leaf, frame, hinges, intumescent seals, self-closer and gaps must all meet the rated specification. Our FIRAS-certified installers fit complete fire door sets and provide the certification you need to demonstrate compliance.
HMO landlords, block managers and responsible persons across Greater Manchester have clear duties under the Fire Safety (England) Regulations. We carry out fire door surveys, give a clear report on each door's condition and complete repairs or replacements, helping you meet your legal obligations and keep residents safe.
Fire Doors near you
Our fire doors team covers all ten boroughs of Greater Manchester. Choose your area to see the local services we provide.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between FD30 and FD60 fire doors?
An FD30 door is tested to resist fire for 30 minutes and an FD60 for 60 minutes. The rating required depends on the property's fire risk assessment.
How often should fire doors be inspected?
Communal fire doors in residential buildings over 11 metres should be checked every three months, and flat entrance doors every year. HMOs and other buildings should follow their fire risk assessment.
Are your fire door installers certified?
Yes. Our installers are FIRAS certified, and every installation is recorded and certified on completion.
