A fire door inspection typically starts from about £250 + VAT for a small building, and larger sites are priced per door, so the cost per door falls as the number of doors rises. The price depends on the number of doors, access and whether flats need appointments. We quote a fixed price from your door count.
By Sebastian Grabowski, DC Fire & Security, Luton. Updated November 2026.
Every door is measured, photographed and checked against the tested design: the leaf, frame, gaps, seals, hinges, closer, glazing, letterplate and signs. Each fault is graded with a deadline, and each door gets a clear verdict: pass, repair or replace. The report is ready for your fire risk assessment, your insurer and the fire service. See what a fire door inspection covers for the full list.
In blocks of flats over 11 metres, communal fire doors must be checked every quarter and flat entrance doors every year. Other buildings follow the fire risk assessment, which usually means at least once a year. See how often fire doors need inspecting.
If doors fail, we can price the fire door repairs and remedial works straight from the report, door by door, so you know the full cost before anything is booked. Most failed doors are repairable: on our Luton school and almshouse programmes, 140 of 147 failed doors were repaired on site.
Tell us the address, roughly how many fire doors there are and whether any are flat entrance doors. Photos help. We reply with a fixed price, usually the same day. Payment is due before the report is released.
Email your report or photos to info@dcsecurity.co.uk, or use the form. We usually come back with a fixed price the same day. Luton, Bedfordshire, Hertfordshire, Buckinghamshire and London.
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