Building and civil engineering contractors
involved in all aspects of construction work
Building and civil engineering contractors
involved in all aspects of construction work
Building and civil engineering contractors
involved in all aspects of construction work
Building and civil engineering contractors
involved in all aspects of construction work
Building and civil engineering contractors
involved in all aspects of construction work
Building and civil engineering contractors
involved in all aspects of construction work
Building and civil engineering contractors
involved in all aspects of construction work
Building and civil engineering contractors
involved in all aspects of construction work
Building and civil engineering contractors
involved in all aspects of construction work
Building and civil engineering contractors
involved in all aspects of construction work

Fire Door Inspection

JMH have many years’ experience working in the construction industry, installing and maintaining fire doors.

As well as installing and maintaining them we can inspect your fire doors to ensure they are safe and compliant.

Our qualified inspector will do the inspection and provide a detailed report and recommendations.

  • Wind Turbines
  • Anaerobic Digesters
  • Small Bridge Structures
  • Pontoon Slipways, Landing Stages and Bankside Improvements
  • Estate Road Construction
  • Quarrying, Drainage and Water Control Structures


Expertise and Experience

  • Offices
  • Hospitals
  • Hotels

Over 70% of Fire Doors are found to be non-compliant and over 50% of buildings lack clear Fire Door maintenance documentation

John Martin-Hoyes Ltd can offer you peace of mind, following a Fire Door compliance inspection in your building.

JMH has successfully offered this service in hospitals, hotels, offices and a range of other establishments.

The inspection will include a detailed assessment of your fire doors ensuring they meet stringent fire safety requirements.

Our inspector will examine the door frame, hinges, locks, seals and the overall structural integrity (a vital part of a building’s passive fire protection) and look for signs of wear, damage or gaps that could compromise the door’s ability to contain smoke and flames during a fire emergency.

If a fire door fails in the inspection, we will explain the issues and give you a cost to repair there and then on site if possible or at a time convenient to you.

Our aim is to get you compliant as quickly as possible to ensure your building and staff are safe.

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