Your inspection report, fixed in full
Our fire door remedial works in London fix every fault on your inspection report in one planned programme. One team, one price and sign-off photos for every door.
Remedial works explained
Fire door remedial works are the repairs and replacements listed in a fire door inspection report. They are the jobs that turn failed doors into passed ones.
Some people call it fire door remediation. Either way, the aim is the same: close out every fault on the report.
Booking each repair on its own is slow and costly. Trades come and go, and some faults get missed.
One programme means one team, one price and one set of records. Nothing slips through the cracks.
Managing agents, freeholders and housing providers with a long list of faults, who want one fire door specialist to clear it. Often after a first full inspection.
If your fire risk assessor or the fire service has set a deadline, we plan the programme around it.
What we fix
Remedial works cover everything from a missing sign and small fire door repairs to a full fire door replacement. All of it in one programme.
Closers, hinges, latches and gaps put right.
Intumescent strips and smoke seals replaced.
Doors past repair swapped for certified doorsets.
Unrated glass and beads replaced.
Missing “keep shut” and “keep locked” signs fitted.
Unrated locks, letter plates and grilles replaced.
How it works
You hand us the report. We hand back a building with every fault closed out.
We go through every fault and visit to confirm it.
You get a fixed price and a programme of works.
We work floor by floor, keeping residents informed.
Photos and updated records for every door fixed.
Building types
Every programme is planned around the people who live or work in the building, including HMO fire door remedial works after licensing visits.
Faults from licensing inspections cleared before the council revisits.
See how we plan itOffice and retail works done out of hours, floor by floor.
See how we plan itFlat and communal doors fixed with residents kept in the loop.
See how we plan itHotels, care homes and schools too. Send us your report.
Ask for a quoteProgress you can see
You can see where every fix is up to, door by door, until the last one is signed off.
Common pitfalls
Many buildings sit on a list of faults for months. These are the usual reasons, and how we avoid them.
We cover repairs, glazing and new doors with one team.
We plan access with residents well in advance.
One fixed price agreed before work starts.
We confirm each fault on site before pricing.
Programmes are built around your deadline.
Every door is photographed at sign-off.
Pricing
A remedial programme is priced from your report: repairs where doors can be saved, new doorsets where they cannot. You get one fixed price for the lot.
| Work | Guide price |
|---|---|
| Remedial repairs (typical mix) | £150–£450per door repaired |
| Intumescent and smoke seals renewed | £60–£140per door |
| Overhead closer replaced | £120–£250per door |
| FD30 internal doorset, supplied and fitted | £550–£950per door |
| FD30S flat entrance doorset, supplied and fitted | £1,100–£1,900per door |
Guide prices updated October 2026. Your fixed quote follows a visit or survey.
40 doors repaired, 8 flat entrance doors replaced.
£14,800–£33,200
Seals, closers and signs fixed across the house.
£940–£2,090
Repairs cost far less than replacements.
Bigger programmes lower the cost per door.
Occupied flats and live wards need more planning.
Tight deadlines may need larger teams.
Areas covered
We run remedial programmes in every London borough and the City.
Whether your report covers one building or a whole estate, one project manager runs the programme from start to finish.
We can start from reports written by any competent inspector, not only our own.
Central London
North London
East London
South London
West London
Related services
These services help you start a programme, or keep doors passing once it is done.
Need a report first? Start with a full inspection.
View serviceJust a few faults? A one-off repair visit may do.
View serviceFor the doors in your report that cannot be saved.
View serviceKeep doors passing once the works are done.
View serviceFAQ
What clients ask when they have a long list of door faults.
Repairs typically average £150–£450 per door repaired before VAT, and doors that need replacing cost £550–£950 or more each. Your price depends on how many doors can be repaired rather than replaced. Running all the work as one programme usually costs less than booking each fix on its own. You get one fixed price before any work starts.
They are the repairs and replacements listed in a fire door inspection report. The aim is to fix every fault so each door passes when it is checked again. Remedial works can include repairs, new seals, new glazing, new signs and new doorsets. The work is planned as one programme so nothing on the report is missed.
Yes. We confirm each fault on site before we price, so the plan is based on what is really there. Sometimes we find extra faults the report missed, or faults that have already been fixed. We tell you about both before we price, so you only pay for what is really needed.
A small HMO can be done in a day. A large block may take several weeks. You get a programme with dates before work starts. Repairs are quick, often several doors a day. New doorsets take longer, as they have to be made and delivered before we can fit them.
Communal doors are usually paid for by the freeholder, often through the service charge. Flat entrance doors depend on the lease, so check who owns them. If you are unsure, the lease plan usually shows who owns the front door and frame. Managing agents can usually confirm this for you.
We need access to each flat door. We book slots with residents in advance and work around them where we can. We send notices with dates and times before work starts. Where a resident is away, a key holder or caretaker can often give access instead.
Sign-off photos of every door, labels and certificates for new doorsets, and an updated door register. You also get a closing summary that links every fault in the original report to the work done. That makes it easy to show your fire risk assessor that each item is closed.
Each door is checked as it is signed off. A full re-inspection can also be booked to give you a fresh pass or fail report. A fresh inspection gives you a clean, dated starting point for your next round of checks. Many clients book it straight after the works are signed off, then move to a fire door maintenance plan to keep doors passing.
Next step
Send us your inspection report. We will turn it into one fixed price and one clear programme.
