Our Services
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Fire Door Installation, Inspection & Maintenance in Bristol
If you’re responsible for a building in Bristol, you carry the responsibility for the people inside it.
Ensuring your fire doors are correctly installed, fully compliant and properly maintained isn’t just a regulatory requirement — it’s part of protecting lives, reputations and long-term property value.
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South West Fire Doors provides professional fire door installation, fire door inspections and fire door maintenance in Bristol and across the surrounding South West region. We support both commercial and residential properties with clear reporting, dependable workmanship and fully certified systems.
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Supporting Those Responsible for Buildings
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Block and estate management companies
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Schools and education providers
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Healthcare facilities and care environments
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Commercial property owners
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Landlords and multi-occupancy residential developments
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Our role is simple:
We help you demonstrate compliance, reduce risk and maintain safe, legally sound buildings with confidence.
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Certified Fire Door Services in Bristol
Our experienced fire door installers and inspectors carry out:
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Comprehensive fire door inspections in Bristol
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Detailed compliance surveys with documented reporting
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Certified fire door installation and replacement
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Remedial upgrades to achieve regulatory compliance
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Structured Planned Preventative Maintenance (PPM) contracts
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All works are delivered under:
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ISO 9001 certified Quality Management systems
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ISO 45001 certified Health & Safety Management systems
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This means your fire door works are not only completed properly — they are governed by audited systems, controlled processes and recognised industry standards.
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For organisations in healthcare, education and multi-site property management, that level of governance matters.
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Bristol-Based. Regionally Focused.
Operating from the Bristol area and covering the M5 corridor from Swindon to Exeter, we maintain a focused service radius to ensure:
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Reliable response times
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Consistent service teams
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Ongoing compliance support
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Long-term working partnerships
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Because effective fire door compliance isn’t a one-off visit — it’s an ongoing responsibility.
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Planned Preventative Maintenance (PPM) for Continuous Compliance
Fire door compliance should be structured, not reactive.
Our 1, 3 or 5-year PPM contracts combine inspection, maintenance and remedial works into a proactive programme that helps you:
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Maintain regulatory compliance
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Control maintenance costs
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Provide documented evidence of due diligence
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Protect occupants and stakeholders
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Ideal for block management portfolios, schools, healthcare environments and commercial estates.
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Book a Fire Door Inspection in Bristol Today
Take control of your fire door compliance with a trusted, fully accredited Bristol-based specialist.
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Call: 01934 244721
Email: info@southwestfiredoors.com
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Or speak to our team to arrange a fire door survey or discuss a tailored PPM programme for your properties.

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Fire Door Inspection
Are fire door inspections a legal requirement?
Property owners are required by law (The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005) to make sure premises reach required standards of fire safety.
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The BWF Fire Door Alliance advises conducting fire door inspections at least every six months. Doors in high-traffic areas may need more frequent checks to ensure their continued effectiveness.
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At SWFD, our team of expert inspectors are equipped to thoroughly examine all fire doors within the South West region. With specialised training and a commitment to compliance with UK regulations, we maintain strong partnerships with top door manufacturers. Our asset-checking service is fully comprehensive, reflecting our dedication to detail.
Fire Door Maintenance
Fire doors are vital components in maintaining the safety of any building, serving as barriers to prevent the spread of fire and smoke. However, their effectiveness hinges on regular maintenance and adherence to standards.
According to a comprehensive study conducted by the Fire Protection Association, a staggering 76% of the 100,000 fire doors inspected in 2019 fell short of meeting the required standards, highlighting the critical importance of proactive maintenance.
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Under Article 17 of the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, it is a legal obligation for building owners to ensure that fire doors are adequately maintained to perform their intended function in the event of a fire. Failure to do so not only compromises the safety of occupants but also violates regulatory requirements.
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At SWFD, we specialise in conducting thorough inspections and carrying out necessary remedial works to ensure the optimal performance of fire doors. Our team of skilled technicians have gone through rigorous training to stay updated with the latest regulations and best practices.
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In line with the ongoing efforts to enhance building and fire safety standards, the Building Safety Act, 2022 has been introduced to further strengthen regulations and ensure the protection of lives and properties across England.​
Fire Door Installation
The responsibility of ensuring proper installation of fire doors falls on the 'Accountable Person' within your organisation. It's crucial to understand that an incorrect installation can significantly compromise the safety of your business in the event of a fire.
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With a variety of fire doors available, each differing in materials, frames, and seals, it's essential to conduct thorough research to grasp the advantages and disadvantages of each option.
To guarantee the correct installation and selection of fire doors tailored to your premises, it's imperative to partner with experienced fire safety professionals. Their expertise not only aids in identifying the most suitable fire door types but also ensures compliance with regulations.
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For further insights into the installation process and available options, call us today with your requirements so we can tailor the fitting of your internal fire doors.
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