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Fire doors and fire stopping that stand up to inspection.

Sure Compliance installs, inspects and maintains passive fire protection for landlords, care providers, schools and contractors across Essex, London and the South East. Every job leaves you with the evidence to prove it was done properly.

Protecting people. Safeguarding buildings.

Documented evidence

Photographic reports, asset registers and certificates for every door, seal and penetration we touch.

Trained operatives

Qualified installers and inspectors who work to BS 8214, BS 9999 and manufacturer specifications.

Tested products

Third-party tested fire door and fire stopping systems, installed exactly as they were tested.

Fully insured

Public and employer's liability cover in place for every site we work on.

Five services, one standard.

Whether we are hanging a new doorset or sealing a cable tray through a compartment wall, the job is finished when it is installed to the tested detail and recorded so you can show an inspector.

Pair of timber fire doors with vision panels and blue 'Fire door keep shut' signs
Fire doors only work if the leaf, frame, seals, closer and hardware all perform together.

Fire doors

Fire door installation

Supply and installation of FD30 and FD60 doorsets and replacement leaves to BS 8214, using third-party certificated components. Each door is fitted with the correct intumescent seals, closer, hinges and signage, then photographed and certified before we hand over.

  • Flat entrance doors
  • Communal and cross-corridor doors
  • Riser and cupboard doors
  • Installation certificates

Fire door inspections

Every door is checked against the same detailed checklist: gaps, seals, closers, hinges, glazing, signage, frame fixings and leaf damage. You receive a per-door report with photographs, an asset tag reference and a prioritised list of remedial works.

  • Regulation 10 quarterly and annual checks
  • BS 9999 six-monthly programmes
  • Asset tagging
  • Prioritised remedial schedule

Fire door maintenance

Planned maintenance and remedial works to keep doors compliant between inspections: closer adjustment and replacement, seal renewal, gap correction, hardware and glazing repairs. We can run a rolling programme across an entire estate.

  • Remedial works from any inspection report
  • Closer and hardware replacement
  • Seal and gap correction
  • Rolling estate programmes
Cut-away illustration of fire stopping around pipes, cables and ducts passing through compartment walls and floors
Every pipe, cable and duct through a compartment wall or floor is a route for fire and smoke unless it is sealed with a tested system.

Fire stopping

Fire stopping

Sealing service penetrations and linear gaps between compartments using tested systems: intumescent sealants and collars, fire batts, pipe wraps, cavity barriers and fire pillows. Each seal is labelled, photographed and logged against a location plan.

  • Service penetrations
  • Linear joints and head-of-wall
  • Cavity barriers
  • Labelled and photographed seals

Fire stopping inspections

Compartmentation surveys of riser cupboards, ceiling voids, plant rooms and service routes to find breaches and unsealed penetrations. You get a prioritised report with photographs and marked-up plans, and a costed schedule of remedial works if you want us to carry them out.

  • Compartmentation surveys
  • Post-works verification
  • Marked-up location plans
  • Costed remedial schedule

What the law asks of you

If you own, manage or are responsible for a building, fire doors and compartmentation are your legal duty, not just good practice. This is a plain-English summary of the main requirements and how we help you meet them. It is a guide, not legal advice.

RequirementApplies toWhat it asksHow we help
Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005The core dutyAll non-domestic premises and the common parts of residential buildingsThe Responsible Person must keep fire safety measures, including fire doors and compartmentation, in efficient working order and good repair, and record what has been done.Inspections, maintenance and remedial works, each one recorded.
Fire Safety Act 2021Multi-occupied residential buildingsConfirms the Order covers the building's structure, external walls and the flat entrance doors that open onto common parts.Flat entrance door inspections, upgrades and replacements.
Fire Safety (England) Regulations 2022Regulation 10Residential buildings over 11 metresQuarterly checks of fire doors in communal areas, annual best-endeavours checks of flat entrance doors, with records kept and residents informed.Scheduled inspection programmes with per-door records and resident letters.
Building Safety Act 2022Higher-risk buildings of 18 metres or seven storeys and aboveAn up-to-date golden thread of building safety information, including passive fire protection.Digital asset registers, photographs and certificates in a format your safety case can use.
BS 9999 and BS 8214Recognised good practiceAll buildingsFire doors inspected at least every six months. Installation carried out to the tested detail with certificated components.Six-monthly inspection programmes and BS 8214 installation.
Book a compliance surveyNot sure which rules apply to your building? Ask us and we will tell you.

Who we work with

We work in occupied buildings every day, so we plan around residents, patients, pupils and trading hours rather than expecting them to plan around us.

Social housing and landlords

Housing associations, councils and managing agents with Regulation 10 duties across blocks of flats. Estate-wide inspection programmes, flat entrance door replacement and resident liaison.

Care homes and healthcare

Care homes, clinics and supported living where doors are used constantly and residents cannot always evacuate unaided. Quiet working, infection-control awareness and minimal disruption to care.

Education

Schools, colleges and nurseries. Inspections and remedials scheduled for holidays and after hours, with DBS-checked operatives on site.

Commercial and industrial

Offices, retail, warehouses and main contractors who need fire stopping installed and signed off as part of a build or refurbishment programme.

How a job runs

The same four steps whether it is one door or a whole estate.

  1. Survey

    We visit, tag every door or penetration, and record its condition with photographs and measurements.

  2. Report

    You receive a prioritised report with a costed schedule of works. Nothing is started until you have approved it.

  3. Works

    Installation, remedials or fire stopping carried out to the tested detail by our own operatives, around your occupants.

  4. Handover

    Completion photographs, certificates and an updated asset register, ready for your fire risk assessor or the fire service.

About Sure Compliance

Sure Compliance Ltd is an Essex-based passive fire protection contractor working across London and the South East.

We started the company because we kept seeing the same thing on site: fire doors hung without seals, closers that had been disconnected, and holes through compartment walls hidden above ceilings. The paperwork often said the building was compliant. The building said otherwise.

So we built a business around doing the work properly and proving it. Our operatives are trained specialists, not general trades doing fire work on the side. Our reports are written so that a housing officer, a school business manager or a fire risk assessor can act on them without a translation.

We are deliberately straightforward to deal with. You get one point of contact, honest advice about what actually needs doing, and records you can hand to anyone who asks.

Protecting people.
Safeguarding buildings.
  • Install it as it was tested

    A fire door or seal only performs if it matches the tested detail. We do not substitute components or improvise on site.

  • Evidence, not assurances

    Every job ends with photographs, measurements and certificates. If we cannot prove it, we do not consider it finished.

  • Tell you what you need, not what sells

    Many doors can be repaired rather than replaced. We will say so, and price both options.

  • Work around the people in the building

    Residents, patients and pupils come first. We plan access, noise and hours with you in advance.

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Request a survey

Tell us about the building and what you need. We will come back to you within one working day to arrange a visit.

Office[Street address, Town, Essex, Postcode]
Covering Essex, London and the South East
HoursMonday to Friday, 8am to 5pm
Out-of-hours and holiday working by arrangement

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