Fire door inspection
Fire door inspection in Maidstone
A fire door check in Maidstone looks at gaps, strips, closers, glazing and signage. Find out what the inspector measures, when a repair is enough, and how the written schedule of findings is used.

Fire safety work across Maidstone
Specialist firms handle each part of fire risk management separately. The work below covers assessments, strategies, plans and training for homes and flats around Maidstone.
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Fire Risk Assessment
The assessor examines escape routes, ignition sources and fire separation to produce a written report with clear actions for the responsible person.
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Fire Evacuation Plans
The consultant maps escape routes, sets assembly points and writes the procedures residents or staff follow during an alarm.
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Fire Warden Training
The trainer teaches nominated wardens how to sweep areas, assist people who need help and manage a safe evacuation.
What shapes the cost of a door inspection
Every building differs. The number of doors, their location and the detail required all change the amount of work involved.

- Number of doors
- More doors take longer to examine, record and photograph individually.
- Access to flats
- Arranging entry for a flat entrance door inspection adds coordination time.
- Type of building
- A fire door survey in a block of flats involves different access needs than a single house.
The specialist explains the cost for your specific job before anything is agreed.
What gets checked
How a fire door is inspected
The inspector examines every component that allows the door to resist fire and smoke.
- Gaps around the leaf Feeler gauges measure if the gap exceeds three millimetres anywhere.
- Intumescent strips Seals are checked for damage so replacement in Kent can be arranged.
- Closers and latching A fire door closer not latching means adjustment or full replacement.
- Glazing panels Glass must carry the correct fire rating mark and sit securely.
- Signage Blue mandatory signs are fitted to doors where fire regulations require them.
- Written findings The fire door faults report lists defects for remedial contractors.
What happens after you send an enquiry
Enquiries go to a local specialist firm that handles fire door inspections. They read the details and contact you directly to discuss the building and arrange a visit.
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The same day it is sent
The enquiry reaches the specialist firm covering Maidstone. You do not need to chase or call anyone else.
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Usually within one working day
The specialist contacts you to ask about the building type, the number of doors and access arrangements.
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Agreed between you both
A date is set for the inspector to attend. No payment is taken at this stage.
Areas covered around Maidstone
Specialist firms operate across Maidstone and the surrounding villages. Enquiries from any of these places are handled by someone who knows the local housing stock.
If your town is not listed, send an enquiry anyway. Coverage often extends further.
Ask about a fire door inspection
Send the details of your building. The information goes straight to a specialist firm. It does not commit you to any work or payment.
- No obligation
- Local specialists
- Clear next steps