Fire Door Installation — 306 Verified Companies
Fire door installation is the supply and fitting of new certified fire door assemblies. Correct installation is critical to fire door performance — even a door tested to 30 or 60 minutes' fire resistance will fail if installed incorrectly. Installation must follow the manufacturer's fitting instructions, relevant British Standards (BS 8214 for timber doors), and the specifications in the door's test evidence or assessment. Many installation companies also offer ongoing inspection and maintenance services, creating a single point of responsibility for fire door compliance throughout the door's lifecycle.
306 Companies Offering Fire Door Installation
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Newcastle upon Tyne, NE4 7YD
Worthing, BN14 7EL
NAFDILondon, SE20 8HW
BM TRADA
FIRASHarpenden, AL5 2JD
FDISLondon, NP1 0PN
Sevenoaks, TN15 6ES
BM TRADACambridge, CB25 0GH
IFCMilton Keynes, MK5 8FT
IFCWolverhampton, WV9 5HF
BM TRADAIlford, IG6 3SZ
Ringwood, BH24 3AA
BM TRADACleckheaton, BD19 4DH
IFCChelmsford, CM2 9TE
Glasgow, G68 0HH
BM TRADASeaford, BN25 3LS
London, W1W 5PF
FDISSolihull, B92 7JZ
FDISChelmsford, CM2 8AS
Frequently Asked Questions
What certification should a fire door installer have?
Look for BM TRADA Q-Mark, FIRAS registration, or IFC certification for fire door installation. These schemes audit the installer's competency, training, and quality management systems. The installer should also be able to provide the door's test evidence or assessment.
How long does fire door installation take?
A single door typically takes 2–4 hours to install correctly, including fitting the frame, door leaf, ironmongery, intumescent strips, and seals. For large projects, experienced teams can install 4–8 doors per day.
What documentation should I receive after installation?
You should receive a certificate of installation, the door's test evidence or assessment reference, manufacturer's maintenance instructions, and photographic evidence of the completed installation. This documentation is essential for future inspections.
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Last updated: March 2026