For facilities and property managers
Our commercial fire door remedial works in London turn long survey and fire risk assessment action lists into a phased programme. High-risk doors are fixed first, the rest follow floor by floor, and you get progress reports after every phase.
Remedial works at work
A full survey of an office or warehouse can produce hundreds of door actions. Trying to fix them one by one, around other work, can take years.
Commercial fire door remediation groups those actions into phases. Each phase has a scope, a date and a cost, so you can plan and budget with confidence.
Not every action is equal. A stair core door that will not close is far more urgent than a missing sign on a store room.
We sort the list by risk, then by location. High-risk doors are fixed first. The rest are grouped so each floor is visited as few times as possible.
Have actions for homes or shared houses too? Our fire door remedial works in London close them out the same way.
If you do not yet have a priced list, a commercial fire door survey gives you one to work from.
What we close out
A typical commercial programme covers a wide mix of work. We handle all of it, so you deal with one contractor.
Worn hardware replaced with heavy-duty, fire-rated parts.
New seals, lipping and drop seals so every door meets its gap limits.
Locks that do not release fixed with your security contractor.
Gaps around frames filled with fire-rated sealant.
Doors past repair replaced like for like, matched to the floor.
Signs fitted and labels traced.
How it works
From one long list to a closed-out fire safety file.
We check every action against the site and price it.
High-risk doors first, then floor by floor.
Work done out of hours, with a progress report at the end.
Every action checked again and signed off.
Other buildings
We run remedial programmes in these buildings too.
Your programme
Your programme is laid out in phases, and progress is tracked after every shift. Your team can always see what is done and what is next.
Why programmes stall
These are the reasons action lists sit unfinished on so many sites.
Without a priced list, nobody can approve the spend, so the work never starts.
Different trades for doors, locks and seals.
Daytime working means every visit disrupts staff, so visits get cancelled.
Easy jobs done first, high-risk doors left.
Nobody can say which actions are closed, so the same doors get checked again and again.
Long lead times hold up the end.
Pricing
Every action is priced on its own, then grouped into phases. You can approve one phase at a time.
| Work | Guide price |
|---|---|
| Remedial repairs (typical mix) | £150–£450per door repaired |
| FD30 internal doorset, supplied and fitted | £550–£950per door |
| FD60 doorset, supplied and fitted | £800–£1,300per door |
| Fire door inspection (50+ doors) | £20–£40per door |
Guide prices updated October 2026. Your fixed quote follows a visit or survey.
A typical mix of closers, seals, hinges and gaps.
£9,000–£27,000
140 doors checked again to close the file.
£2,800–£5,600
Larger lists lower the cost per action.
Replacements cost more than repairs.
Night and weekend shifts may cost more.
Faster programmes need larger teams.
Areas covered
We run commercial remedial programmes from the City to outer London.
Central office programmes usually run on night shifts, with building security and lift bookings agreed in advance.
Larger estates can run several sites in parallel, with one tracker covering them all.
Central London
North London
East London
South London
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View serviceFAQ
What facilities and property managers ask about remedial works.
A typical repair costs £150–£450 per door. New FD30 doors cost £550–£950, and FD60 doors £800–£1,300. We price every action separately and group them into phases, so you can approve and fund one phase at a time. Nothing is added without your approval.
They are the repairs and replacements needed to fix every fault found in a survey, inspection or fire risk assessment. Remedial works close out the whole list, rather than fixing one door at a time. They are usually run as a programme, with dates, phases and a tracker, so nothing gets missed.
It depends on the size of the list. A small office may take a week or two. A large site with hundreds of actions might take two to three months, phased by floor. We give you a dated plan before work starts.
High-risk doors on escape routes, such as stair cores and final exits. Faults that could stop a door closing or releasing are fixed in the first phase. Lower-risk items follow, grouped by floor. This means the biggest risks are cleared quickly, even on a long programme.
Yes. Most commercial programmes run at night or at weekends. Escape routes stay open throughout, and each area is left safe before staff return. We agree access with building security, and plan noisy work for times when nobody is in. Each shift ends with a short update.
You get a tracker that shows every action as done, in progress or booked. It is updated after every shift. At the end of each phase, you also get a short progress report. The tracker can be shared with your fire risk assessor and insurer as well.
Yes. Every action is checked again at the end, and the result is recorded. This closes out the original survey or report, so your fire safety file is complete. If any action is not fully closed, we fix it before signing off. You end the programme with a complete, clean record.
Yes. We can share the tracker and closed-out list with your assessor, so they can update the fire risk assessment. This saves them checking every door again. Many assessors find a closed-out list with photos much easier to work with than separate invoices. It also shortens their next review.
We note them, photograph them and price them. Nothing is added to the programme without your approval. Urgent faults are flagged to you straight away. This keeps the programme on budget, while making sure new risks are not ignored. You decide whether to add them now or later.
Planned maintenance catches wear before it becomes an action. Many sites move to six-monthly servicing once the remedial programme is finished. Regular visits catch wear before it becomes an action, so future fire risk assessments are much shorter. Servicing also costs far less than a full remedial programme.
Next step
Send us your survey, inspection or action list. We will price every action and plan the phases.
