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When it comes to fire safety, making sure your fire doors are installed correctly is vital:
It helps to contain fire and smoke
Protects lives and assets
Ensures lawful evacuation routes
Makes sure you’re legally compliant
We make it easy to find certified fire door installation companies near you. Here’s how.
How finding fire door installation companies works
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View company profiles, read client reviews, and check accreditations to shortlist your preferred fitters.
3. Get in touch
Contact your chosen fire door installation companies directly to discuss your requirements and request quotes.

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This Watford homeowner used Riskfire Ltd when they needed to upgrade their fire doors:
Our block of four flats required the fire doors to each flat to be upgraded in order to comply with the legal requirement of Fire Safety Regulations. It was difficult finding a company who had the correct qualifications.
We found Riskfire, an accredited company and we are very happy with the work done by them. They provide a IFC Certificate which gives us peace of mind that the replaced items, and the method of installation is in compliance with the Fire Safety regulations.
Their prices were competitive and Gary and George were very knowledgeable helpful and good to deal with.

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Why might you need fire door installation?
Fire doors are needed in lots of different buildings to meet legal fire safety requirements. For example:
In blocks of flats and HMOs – In flat entrances, communal areas, and protected escape routes
Between high-risk areas and living spaces – For example, between a garage and a home
In commercial buildings
Following building refurbishments – Changes to layouts may trigger the need for fire doors
After a fire risk assessment – New fire doors may need to be added or existing fire doors replaced
Why hiring a certified fire door installation company matters
Hiring certified fire door installation companies near you is more than a matter of convenience. It’s about safety, legal compliance and peace of mind.
Certified installers will:
Follow UK standards (e.g., BS 8214)
Ensure correct frame, seals, closers, and hinges to make sure your fire doors perform as intended in an emergency
Provide the essential certification that complies with legal fire safety requirements
Our fire door regulations guide has all the information you need to know – whether you're a homeowner, landlord, managing agent, or business owner.

What does a professional fire door survey & installation involve?
Fire door installation involves a lot more than simply hanging a door. It’s a detailed process that ensures the door will perform correctly in a fire and meet UK fire safety requirements.
A certified fire door fitter will typically cover the following steps:
Surveying the opening and structure – Checking walls, frames, and clearances are suitable for a fire-rated doorset
Installing the fire door and frame – Making sure all components are compatible and fitted correctly
Fitting fire-rated hardware – Including hinges (usually three), closers, latches, and intumescent seals
Setting correct gaps & clearances – Essential for effective fire and smoke resistance
Checking operation & self-closing – Ensuring the door closes fully and smoothly
Providing certification * compliance checks – Confirming the work meets UK fire door regulations, such as BS 8214 and current building regulations

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How much does fire door installation cost?
| Description | Cost - Range Low | Cost - Range High |
|---|---|---|
| Ply veneer fire door FD30 (supply) | £65 | £80 |
| Ply veneer fire door FD30 glazed (supply) | £200 | £250 |
| Oak veneer fire door FD30 (supply) | £175 | £200 |
| Oak veneer fire door FD30 glazed | £235 | £600 |
| Fit door | £30 | £50 |
| Wooden door lining (supply) | £40 | £100 |
| Fit standard lining set with minimal modification work | £30 | £50 |
| Supply and fit intumescent fire strip | £10 | £30 |
| Supply sign for door | £1 | £5 |
| Ironmongery supply and fit – hinges, handle, lock, bolt, overhead door closer | £50 | £200 |
| Kick plates supplied and fit per door | £50 | £80 |
| Last updated: June 2026 Our costs are ballpark averages - get a local tradesperson to quote now | ||
We always recommend getting at least three quotes from fire door fitters in your area. That way, you can compare prices and services like-for-like.
Our fire door installation cost guide goes into greater detail around pricing. Or try our free interactive cost calculator below.
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How long does fire door installation take?
A standard, single fire door takes around two hours to install from start to finish, including hardware and seals.
That said, the exact timings depend on:
Whether the existing frame is suitable or needs replacing
Access and preparation work before installation
Contact a certified fire door fitter for an accurate timescale.
Questions to ask before hiring fire door installation companies
Before hiring a fire door installer, asking the right questions helps make sure the work will be safe, compliant, and carried out correctly.
Key questions to ask include:
Are you accredited by a recognised third party? – NSI or SSAIB accreditations show the installer meets industry standards
Do you follow fire door installation standards? – Installers should be clued up on BS 8214 standards
Will you provide certification after installation? – Shows compliance, which may be needed for inspections
Do you have experience with my type of property? – Homes, blocks of flats, HMOs, and commercial buildings all have different requirements
Do you offer ongoing inspection and maintenance? – Regular checks are essential
Asking these questions makes sure your installer has the right knowledge and experience – giving you peace of mind.

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Other FAQs about commercial fire alarm installation
Do fire doors have to be certified in the UK?
Yes. Fire doors and their components must carry recognised certification showing they’ve been tested to resist fire for a specified time (e.g., FD30 or FD60).
A certified installer will supply and fit certified door sets, so your building remains compliant.
What’s the difference between FD30 and FD60 fire doors?
Here’s the difference between FD30 and FD60 fire doors:
FD30 doors resist fire for at least 30 minutes
FD60 doors resist fire for at least 60 minutes
Your choice depends on the building type, occupancy and regulatory requirements.
Are fire doors easy to install?
No – fire doors are not considered an easy DIY job. They must be installed to strict tolerances and standards to work properly in a fire.
Professional installation is important because it involves:
Correct frame and door compatibility
Accurate gap spacing around the door
Fitting fire-rated hinges, seals, and closers
Making sure the door self-closes fully and reliably
Even small installation errors can affect the door's performance and put people at risk of life-threatening fire or smoke inhalation.
Can a carpenter fit a fire door?
A competent carpenter can fit a fire door, provided they understand fire door regulations and follow recognised standards such as BS 8214.
However, many homeowners and business owners choose specialists who:
Regularly install fire doors
Use certified door sets and components
Provide evidence that the door has been fitted correctly
This helps ensure the installation meets fire safety requirements.
Do I need a 30-minute or 60-minute fire door?
It depends on where the door is located and the type of building.
In general:
FD30 fire doors (30 minutes) are common in homes and flats
FD60 fire doors (60 minutes) are more often required in commercial buildings, shared escape routes, or higher-risk areas
A certified fire door installer can advise on the appropriate rating for your property and ensure it meets current fire safety guidance.
Are fire doors only for commercial properties?
No. Fire doors are required in many settings to help protect life and limit the spread of smoke. The types of buildings include:
Homes & flats – Especially between garages or high-risk areas
Blocks of flats / HMOs – Legal obligations for common escape routes
Businesses / public buildings – Essential on escape routes and compartmentation lines
How often should fire doors be inspected after installation?
Fire doors should be checked regularly – typically at least every six months in high-use areas. This is to ensure seals, hardware and closers remain effective and compliant.
Can an existing door frame be reused for a fire door?
Sometimes an existing door frame can be reused as a fire door – but only if the frame is certified as part of the door set and in good condition.
Often, a full fire-rated frame replacement is required to maintain compliance. A certified fire door installer will advise on what’s legally required for your building.

