Fire Door Maintenance and Installation
Fire Door Maintenance and Installation
Trident Fire Protection provide on–going fire door regulation compliance with regular maintenance checks and installation in line with current standards.
Since 2005, there is a legal requirement under the Regulatory Reform (Fire safety) Order that fire doors are “subject to a suitable system of maintenance and are maintained in an efficient state, in efficient working order and in good repair”.
The basis to the fire door maintenance required comes directly from our fire door inspection report and therefore you will be able to see in advance what work is required and why the work is required.
We have a team of skilled engineers meaning we can repair and install fire doors, giving you continuity throughout your fire door maintenance project.
FAQs
Why is fire door maintenance important?
Fire doors must remain in efficient working order to perform as intended during a fire. Regular maintenance helps address issues caused by wear, damage, incorrect adjustments or failed components before they affect the performance of the door set.
Can you repair existing fire doors?
Yes. Our engineers can carry out remedial work identified through a fire door inspection report. This may involve repairing or replacing suitable components, addressing defects and helping return fire door sets to an appropriate standard.
Do you install new fire doors?
Yes. Trident provides fire door installation services as well as maintenance and repairs. This gives clients a joined-up service from inspection and reporting through to remedial works or replacement where needed.
How do you know what maintenance work is required?
The maintenance programme is based on the findings of the fire door inspection report. This means you can see what work has been identified, why it is needed and which door sets should be prioritised.
Can maintenance work be planned around an occupied building?
Yes. Fire door maintenance and installation work can be planned around the practical needs of your premises, helping to minimise disruption where possible. Site access, working hours and building use can be discussed before work begins.
