Residential fire door inspections
Flat entrance doors, communal doors, riser doors and doors protecting escape routes in blocks of flats and higher-risk residential buildings.
Competent inspections for residential and commercial buildings across Manchester and the North West—delivered by Level 3-qualified inspectors, with clear photographic reports and prioritised remedial actions.
Our inspections give Responsible Persons, managing agents and building owners a reliable record of each door—and a practical route from identified defects to compliance.
Flat entrance doors, communal doors, riser doors and doors protecting escape routes in blocks of flats and higher-risk residential buildings.
Door surveys for offices, schools, care settings, hotels, retail, mixed-use buildings and property portfolios throughout Manchester and North West England.
Prioritised schedules, repair-versus-replacement guidance and project management for compliant fire door remediation and replacement.
A fire door is a complete assembly. We assess visible condition, installation and operation—not simply the door leaf—using a consistent inspection methodology aligned with relevant guidance and the door’s intended performance.
Designed for busy property teams who need defensible records, clear decisions and a manageable next step.
We confirm the premises, number and types of doors, access arrangements and reporting requirements.
Our inspector records the condition and operation of each accessible fire door assembly.
You receive individual door records, photographs, defect descriptions and risk-based priorities.
IPC can help specify, coordinate and verify the works required to close out identified defects.
We support individual buildings and multi-site portfolios across Greater Manchester, Cheshire, Lancashire and the wider North West, with practical scheduling for occupied premises.
In blocks of flats over 11 metres, communal fire doors should be checked at least quarterly and flat entrance doors at least annually. Other buildings need a suitable inspection regime based on risk, use, footfall and the findings of the fire risk assessment.
You receive a clear report with door-by-door records, photographs, identified defects and recommended actions. Findings can be prioritised to help you plan and budget remedial work.
Many defects can be corrected, but the right solution depends on the door’s construction, evidence of performance, condition and compatibility of components. Our report distinguishes practical repairs from doors that require further investigation or replacement.
Yes. We inspect fire doors in residential blocks, offices, schools, care settings, hospitality venues, mixed-use buildings and other commercial premises across Manchester and the North West.
Yes. IPC can develop the works schedule, coordinate competent contractors and oversee completion, giving you one route from inspection findings through to documented close-out.
Tell us about your building, door count and timescale. We’ll provide a clear proposal for your inspection and reporting requirements anywhere in Manchester or the North West.