Fire door inspections for Aberdeen buildings
Aberdeen's granite city centre, offshore-sector offices and multi-storey housing blocks bring a mix of commercial servicing and residential fire safety work.
Fire doors hold back fire and smoke so people can escape and firefighters can work. A door with a large gap, a missing seal or a broken self-closer can fail in minutes.
In England, the Fire Safety (England) Regulations 2022 require the Responsible Person in buildings with storeys above 11 metres to check communal fire doors at least every three months and to use best endeavours to check flat entrance doors at least once a year. We carry out these checks and give you a report you can rely on.
The rules that apply in Aberdeen
In Scotland, fire safety in non-domestic premises is governed by the Fire (Scotland) Act 2005 and the Fire Safety (Scotland) Regulations 2006, and enforced by the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service. Scotland has its own building standards system and its own approach to cladding risk.
What is included
- Communal fire door checks every three months
- Annual flat entrance door inspections
- Gap measurement and self-closer function tests
- Intumescent strip and smoke seal checks
- Certification label and signage checks
- Photo report per door with pass, advisory or fail
- Remedial schedule and repair quotes
Buildings we work on in Aberdeen
- Blocks of flats over 11 metres
- Managing agents
- Housing associations
- HMOs
- Offices
- Hotels
Areas we cover from Aberdeen
From Aberdeen we also cover Dundee (58 miles), St Andrews (62 miles), Perth (73 miles), Kirkcaldy (83 miles) and Inverness (83 miles). If your building is not in a listed town, we still cover it: every enquiry for fire door inspections in Scotland is handled the same way.