Fire Door Services
Fire Door Services Across North Wales and the North West
QSD Fire Systems provides fire door inspection, maintenance, specification and installation across North Wales, Cheshire, Merseyside and the wider North West. Every door is assessed, fitted or repaired to current fire door standards, with clear reporting you can put on file.
A fire door only works if it is correctly specified, fitted and maintained. A damaged closer, a worn intumescent seal or a gap a few millimetres too wide can stop a fire door doing its job, and in a fire that gap is measured in lives and in liability. We keep the fire doors in your building compliant and ready to perform, from a single flat entrance door to an entire portfolio.
Fire doors are a core part of passive fire protection. They hold back fire and smoke, protect escape routes and buy people the time they need to get out. We handle the full lifecycle of a fire door under one contractor, alongside the fire stopping and compartmentation work that protects the rest of the building.
Compliant fire doors, inspected, maintained and installed correctly
We work with housing associations, building and property managers, care providers and developers to keep fire doors performing across their buildings. From specifying the right doorset for the building and its fire strategy, through installation, to the ongoing inspection and remedial work that keeps it compliant, the whole lifecycle sits with one contractor.
Our work follows current fire door standards and gives you the documentation to prove it. Talk to us about your building and we will tell you where you stand.
Keeping fire doors in working order is the responsible person’s duty
Under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 and the Fire Safety (England) Regulations, the responsible person has a duty to keep fire doors in working order, and in many residential buildings to check them on a regular basis. In higher-risk residential blocks, communal fire doors and flat entrance doors carry specific inspection expectations. Our inspections and reporting are built around those duties, so you hold the evidence that the doors have been checked and any issues put right.
Looking for fire door services across North Wales and the North West? Call 01352 219 587 or email info@qsduk.com
Inspection, maintenance, specification and installation
Our fire door inspections assess the door leaf, gaps and tolerances, hinges and ironmongery, intumescent strips and smoke seals, closers, glazing, frames, signage and operation, then report back with non-compliances, recommended remedial works, priority levels and photographic evidence. Our maintenance and remedial works cover ironmongery, closers, seals, gaps, frames, hinges, realignment and glazing, repairing rather than replacing wherever a door can be brought back to standard.
Our specification service gets the right FD30 or FD60 doorset for the building and its fire strategy, working with approved manufacturers so every product is correctly certified. Our installation covers timber fire doors, complete doorsets, communal and flat entrance doors fitted to manufacturer requirements, because even a certified door will fail if it is fitted wrong.
Qualified Fire Door Specialists Across North Wales and the North West
QSD holds ISO 9001 quality management and CHAS accreditation, and its team is trained and qualified to carry out fire door inspection, maintenance, specification and installation. The firm specialises in residential and passive fire protection.
QSD works from its Flint base in North Wales across Cheshire, the Wirral, Merseyside and into Greater Manchester, so most of the North West sits inside an established footprint.
- What fire door services does QSD provide?
- How often should fire doors be inspected?
- Do you repair fire doors or only replace them?
- What is the difference between FD30 and FD60 fire doors?
QSD provides fire door inspection, maintenance and remedial works, specification and installation across North Wales and the North West. Every inspection comes with a clear report setting out non-compliances, priority levels and photographic evidence you can put on file.
In higher-risk residential buildings, communal fire doors are generally checked on a regular schedule and flat entrance doors periodically. We set an inspection frequency that matches your building and your duties under the Fire Safety (England) Regulations.
We repair wherever a door can be brought back to standard, which keeps you compliant and keeps cost down. We only recommend replacement where a door cannot be made compliant.
An FD30 door gives 30 minutes of fire resistance and an FD60 door gives 60 minutes. The right rating depends on the building, its fire strategy and where the door sits. We help specify the correct one.
North West and Wales
Including: Cheshire, Chester, Conwy, Gwynedd , Mold, Wirral, Ellesmere Port, North Wales & beyond even to places like Birmingham
