Fire Door Inspections
in Greenwich
Fire door inspection, maintenance and installation by qualified inspectors across Greenwich, South East London — covering SE3, SE7, SE9, SE10, SE18.
Greenwich carries an unusual spread for fire safety work — dense new towers on the Peninsula and at Woolwich, listed and converted military buildings at the Royal Arsenal, and ordinary suburban stock further south.
Get a QuoteFire Door Inspections — what we do
- Inspecting gaps, clearances and threshold seals
- Checking intumescent and smoke seals, hinges and self-closers
- Verifying certification, glazing and ironmongery
- Recording each door with photographs and a compliance status
- Remedial repairs and replacement of non-compliant doorsets
Fire Door Inspections for Greenwich buildings
Greenwich has one of London’s largest single regeneration sites on Greenwich Peninsula, the converted Royal Arsenal buildings and new blocks at Woolwich, and conventional interwar suburban housing across Eltham and Charlton. Fyrup provides fire door inspections for properties throughout the area — including Greenwich Peninsula, Woolwich, Charlton, Eltham — and across the surrounding SE3, SE7, SE9, SE10, SE18 postcodes.
Whether you manage a single commercial unit or a portfolio of residential blocks in Greenwich, our accredited team delivers compliant fire door inspections with clear documentation you can rely on for your records.
Fire Door Inspections we've completed in Greenwich
Fyrup has completed 4+ fire door inspections projects across Greenwich (SE7), most recently in 2025.
- We completed fire door inspection and remedial works in Greenwich (SE7), bringing communal doorsets back into compliance.
Examples are anonymised and aggregated from our completed works records — no client, property or personal details are shared.
Fire Door Inspections in Greenwich — FAQs
How often should fire doors be inspected?
Communal fire doors in higher-risk residential buildings should generally be checked quarterly, with flat entrance doors checked annually. Commercial fire doors are typically inspected at least every six to twelve months.
What makes a fire door non-compliant?
Common issues include excessive gaps, damaged or missing intumescent seals, faulty self-closers, unsuitable ironmongery, and a lack of certification.
Can you repair rather than replace fire doors?
Wherever it is safe and compliant to do so, we repair existing doorsets — replacing only the components or doors that genuinely require it.
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