Croydon is home ground, so most weeks start and finish inside the borough. FD30 and FD60 doorsets, passive fire protection and fire door surveys in Croydon, installed in line with the door's certification and documented so the building stands up to scrutiny.

Croydon carries a lot of purpose-built blocks and larger converted buildings, which means flat entrance doorsets, communal corridor doors, riser doors and the quarterly common-parts checks and annual flat door checks that the Fire Safety (England) Regulations 2022 expect in buildings over 11 metres. In practice most of what we are asked for in Croydon is flat entrance doorsets, with everything else on the list available alongside it.

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Read moreAcross Croydon (CR0) it is mostly flat entrance doorsets, communal fire doors, compartmentation and inspection programmes in residential blocks and mixed-use buildings, along with the fire-rated glazing, ironmongery upgrades and remedial works that go with all of it. Croydon carries a lot of purpose-built blocks and larger converted buildings, which means flat entrance doorsets, communal corridor doors, riser doors and the quarterly common-parts checks and annual flat door checks that the Fire Safety (England) Regulations 2022 expect in buildings over 11 metres. Every job starts with a survey of the actual doors rather than a price guessed over the phone.
No. Croydon is on the doorstep of the Croydon base, so there is no travel charge and a survey can usually be arranged within a day or two.
Yes. Croydon is home ground, so most weeks start and finish inside the borough. Give us a ring and we will tell you what we normally find in buildings around East Croydon station and what yours is likely to need before anything is opened up.
It does, and in Croydon it mostly means blocks. Purpose-built buildings bring flat entrance doorsets, communal corridor and stairwell doors, riser doors and the compartment lines between them, and where the building tops 11 metres the 2022 Regulations put the responsible person on a fixed cycle: communal doors checked quarterly, flat entrance doors annually on a best-endeavours basis. That is programme work rather than one-off carpentry, so in Croydon we are usually surveying, fixing and documenting whole cores at a time, with access arranged around residents and every door left closing and latching before we move on.
Yes, and it is how most clients in Croydon run it: one firm surveys the doors, prices the findings, carries out the remedials and hands back a completion report photographed door by door. Nothing gets lost between a surveyor's spreadsheet and a contractor's quote, and the responsible person ends up with one consistent set of records for the building's fire safety file.
Croydon is around 1 mile from the Croydon base, so getting out to survey and quote is quick, usually within a few days. Start dates for installation and remedial programmes depend on the diary, and we would rather give you a real date than a hopeful one. Ring and we will tell you where the next honest slot is.
Tell us what you've got in Croydon, whether a single door, a block of flats or a commercial building, and we'll arrange a survey and give you a straight, written quote.
Tell us about the doors or the building and we'll come back to you with a straight answer.