Fire Door Inspections & Repair

Fire doors must be inspected at least once per year according to NFPA 80. Some facilities (like healthcare) may require more frequent checks depending on use and local code requirements.

Our inspections follow NFPA 80, NFPA 101, and applicable local and state codes, along with ADA and IBC requirements where applicable.

Fire door inspections are typically required by AHJs (Authorities Having Jurisdiction), fire marshals, insurance providers, and internal safety compliance programs.

If issues are found, we provide a detailed report outlining deficiencies and recommended repairs. We can also complete the repairs to bring your doors back into compliance.

A full inspection includes checking door alignment, gaps and clearances, hinges, latching hardware, closers, gasketing, labeling, and overall functionality.

It depends on the number of openings, but most facilities can be inspected in a single day or scheduled in phases to minimize disruption.

We work around your schedule and can perform inspections during off-hours or in sections to limit impact on daily operations.

Yes. You’ll receive clear, organized inspection reports that can be used for AHJ reviews, audits, and insurance documentation.

We handle everything from minor adjustments (closers, hinges, latching issues) to full door and frame replacements when needed.

In many cases, yes. If parts are available, we can complete repairs during the same visit or schedule follow-up work quickly.