Residential Fire Risk Assessment

  • Home
  • Residential Fire Risk Assessment

Residential Fire Risk Assessment

What is a Fire Door Certificate?

A Fire Door Certificate (FDC) is an official document provided by a qualified fire safety professional after inspecting and assessing fire doors to confirm that they meet the applicable UK fire safety requirements.

The certificate confirms that key elements of the fire door installation—including the door, frame, seals, hardware, and fitting—meet the required fire-resistance rating. Ratings such as FD30 and FD60 indicate the length of time a fire door is designed to resist fire and smoke.

Why a Fire Door Certificate Matters

Landlords, property managers, and owners of residential or commercial buildings have a responsibility to maintain compliant fire doors under UK fire safety legislation.

Fire doors that are defective or have not been properly certified may result in:

  • Fire and smoke failing to remain contained
  • Increased risk to occupants
  • Insurance claims being affected or rejected
  • Potential legal penalties
  • Unsuccessful fire risk assessments

A valid Fire Door Certificate provides confirmation that the inspected fire doors are capable of performing their intended safety function during an emergency.

Our Packages

Select the package that suits your property requirements

Studio Property

*All inclusive (No hidden Cost)

£84 99 /Monthly
  • *For one fuse board or consumer unit and any additional fuse board would be £89.99
Get Quote

Communal Area

*All inclusive (No hidden Cost)

£139 99 /Monthly
  • *For one fuse board or consumer unit and any additional fuse board would be £89.99
Get Quote

1-3 Bedrooms

*All inclusive (No hidden Cost)

£149 99 /Monthly
  • *For one fuse board or consumer unit and any additional fuse board would be £89.99
Get Quote

4-6 Bedrooms

*All inclusive (No hidden Cost)

£199 99 /Monthly
  • *For one fuse board or consumer unit and any additional fuse board would be £89.99
Get Quote

More About Us

Why Trust Prestige Safe for Your Fire Door Certification?

Certified and Competent Fire Door Inspectors

Our inspections are completed by qualified fire door specialists with experience assessing residential blocks, HMOs, and commercial buildings.

Thorough Visual & Functional Inspection

We assess all important parts of the fire door installation, including:

  • Door leaf & frame
  • Gaps & clearances
  • Intumescent/fire seals
  • Hinges, closers & locks
  • Signage & hardware
  • Installation quality

Fast Certificate Issuance

Once the inspection is completed, we provide the certificate together with the supporting inspection report promptly. This is particularly useful for:

  • Renewals
  • Fire risk assessments
  • Insurance requirements
  • Tenant move-ins

Clear Pricing & Flexible Scheduling

We maintain transparent pricing with no hidden costs and can arrange inspections around tenant availability and property access requirements.

Fire Door Certificate – FAQs

How often should fire doors be inspected or certified?

Annual inspection is recommended for residential buildings, HMOs, and commercial properties. An earlier inspection may be necessary if signs of damage or wear are identified.

Who needs a Fire Door Certificate?

Fire Door Certificates are relevant to landlords, property managers, freeholders, and commercial building owners who have responsibility for maintaining fire safety compliance.

What happens if my fire door fails the inspection?

Any identified issues must be repaired or the affected door replaced. A certificate cannot be issued until the relevant components have been made safe and compliant.

Will I receive an inspection report?

Yes. You will receive a complete inspection document outlining the findings, compliance position, and any recommended actions.

Can tenants or caretakers be responsible for fire door compliance?

No. The legal responsibility remains with the landlord, responsible person, or building owner. An appointed agent may manage the inspection and certification process on their behalf.