About Us
PGEG Fire Door Inspections
Our Primary Aim
At PGEG Fire Door Inspections we are passionate about fire safety and our role in ensuring that your building is compliant with UK Fire Door Safety Regulations as laid out in The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 (RRO/FSO). Our primary aim in inspecting fire doors is to ultimately, save lives and protect property.
Our team of fire door inspectors are trained in accordance with current UK fire door legislation, and specialise solely in conducting fire door inspections for all types of premises, including hotels, residential homes, care facilities, colleges, schools, training centres, apartment blocks and flats, gymnasiums and health clubs, bars and nightclubs, offices and other commercial properties. We provide comprehensive fire door inspections throughout the UK, primarily operating within the West Midlands and wider region, including Gloucestershire, Herefordshire, Oxfordshire, Shropshire, Warwickshire and Worcestershire.
Fire Door Compliance: Comprehensive Fire Door Inspections
Our fire door inspections are comprehensive. Our final report will enable you, as the ‘responsible person’ to carry out or instruct a ‘competent person’ to complete any necessary remedial work to ensure your fire doors are compliant.
Further inspections are advised every 6-12 months by a ‘competent person’ to inspect the doors. For some buildings, these checks are advised every 3 months. Please contact us or call us on 0800 056 3925 to discuss these requirements and we will advise you accordingly.
Comprehensive Fire Door Inspections
Understanding fire safety legislation can be daunting. PGEG Fire Door Inspections specialises in fire door inspections, offering valuable advice in regards to your legal duties and obligations in this area. Our fire door inspections are comprehensive, and involve examination of door components, gaps, seals, self-closing mechanism and hardware. Verifying labels and certifications are present and conform to BS EN standards also ensures your compliance with UK Fire Safety Regulations.
Fire Door Inspection Reports & Digital Reports
PGEG Fire Door Inspections have refined our in-house software applications to enable our fire door inspectors to produce comprehensive, digital, fire door inspection findings on each, individual fire door within the fire door inspection, presented in a detailed, overall final inspection report. This report will determine your compliance with the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, and will outline recommendations to address identified deficiencies in line with current UK Fire Regulations.
Fire Door Maintenance and Remedial Repairs
Fire door maintenance is a critical aspect of building management, as well as being a statutory, legal requirement for all businesses. In the event that a fire door inspection report identifies non-compliance with fire door safety, PGEG Fire Door Inspections can assist with remedial repairs to address and fix any issues. This may be as simple as replacing intumescent seals or fire door hardware, or where a repair will not ensure compliance, we can arrange for brand new fire doors to be installed.
PGEG Fire Door Inspections
What Role Do Fire Door Inspections Play in Fire Safety?
Fire doors are specialised doors designed to prevent the spread of fire and smoke within a building. They are a crucial component of fire protection systems and are installed in various locations throughout a structure, including stairwells, corridors, and other areas where fire compartmentalization is necessary.
Fire doors play a critical role in slowing down the spread of fire and smoke, allowing occupants more time to evacuate safely and minimizing property damage. They are an important aspect of building safety and are subject to stringent regulations and standards as stipulated in The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 (RRO/FSO).
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Contact Us for a Free Quote or Fire Door Inspection
For a free, no obligation quotation or to schedule a fire door inspection at your location, please don't hesitate to contact us. You can call us on 0800 056 3925 or by completing our online enquiry form. On receiving your information, a member of our committed customer support team will connect with you to explore your requirements and discuss how we can provide further assistance.