Plain-English guidance and two free tools to help you understand your fire door duties, check where your building stands and plan the checks the law asks for.
Brought to you by SOS Compliance Ltd, working with Burnham Fire Door Company.
No sign-up to start. You only leave your details if you want your report or reminders emailed to you.
Answer a few questions about your building and get a traffic-light result with a clear action plan.
Build a 12-month schedule of fire door checks for your building, with reminders you can add to your calendar.
Short guides to the questions building owners and managers ask most. Each takes a few minutes to read.
What a fire door does, how to spot one, and what FD30 and FD60 mean.
Read the guide →Where the legal duty sits for fire doors in blocks of flats and other buildings, and how managing agents fit in.
Read the guide →What Regulation 10 of the Fire Safety (England) Regulations 2022 asks for, which buildings it covers, and what applies elsewhere.
Read the guide →The difference between an in-house fire door check and a professional inspection, who can do each, and a five-point check you can use.
Read the guide →The fire door code of practice was updated in March 2026. What's different, and what it means for older inspection reports.
Read the guide →A plain-English explainer you can share with leaseholders and residents about their flat's front door.
Read the guide →When a fire door can legally be held open, the devices that allow it, and what's never acceptable.
Read the guide →Why new pipes, cables and ducts need sealing where they pass through fire-resisting walls and floors, and what good fire stopping looks like.
Read the guide →SOS Compliance helps businesses and buildings across London and the South East stay compliant. Its work covers fire risk assessments, compartmentation surveys, fire door inspections, electrical, alarm and emergency lighting testing, and fire safety and first aid training, for clients from managing agents to care homes, schools and offices.
Burnham inspects, repairs, installs and maintains fire doors and carries out fire stopping, mainly across London and the South East. Every inspected door is QR-tagged with a photo record and history.
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