Report to itemised schedule
We price against the door references in your inspection report or FRA action list rather than creating a parallel numbering system that later has to be reconciled.
Who we work with
Fire Door Services for Managing Agents & Property Managers
If you manage buildings rather than individual doors, the difficulty is rarely the repair itself — it is turning a long inspection schedule into priced, prioritised work that can be delivered around residents and reported back cleanly. That is the part we are set up for.
What We Take On for Managed Property
Repair-first assessment
Where an existing doorset can reasonably be brought back to the required condition, we say so. Replacement is recommended where construction, condition or specification make repair unsound.
Priority and budget banding
Items that affect a door closing and latching are separated from planned or cosmetic remedials, so you can see what is worth addressing first without us inventing statutory timescales.
Phased works in occupied blocks
Programmes sequenced by core, floor or block, with escape routes kept usable and doors left secure and operable at the end of each day.
Access and no-access management
Appointment windows, resident notice periods you control, and a clear outstanding list for doors that were not reached.
Portfolio consistency
One set of references, one record format and one point of contact across several buildings, rather than a different approach per site.
Have a report sitting on your desk?
Attach the inspection report or FRA action list to an enquiry and we will price it door by door.
- · Property type and site postcode
- · Approximate number of doors
- · Any inspection report or FRA action list
- · Photographs of the doors in question
Already have a fire door inspection report or FRA action list? Attach it securely to the enquiry form and we will price the remedial or replacement work door by door.
From Report to Completed Programme
- 1Send the inspection report, FRA action list or door schedule you already hold, with the site postcode and access arrangements
- 2We review it and, where useful, attend site to confirm scope for pricing
- 3You receive an itemised, door-by-door quotation you can present to a client or leaseholder
- 4Priorities and phasing are agreed with you before anything is programmed
- 5Works are carried out with agreed access arrangements and daily close-down
- 6You receive a record of the works completed against each door reference, with outstanding and no-access items listed separately
For more detail on the first stage, see what happens after a fire door inspection report, and on delivery around residents, see remedial works in occupied buildings.
Buildings We Typically Work In
- Blocks of flats and managed residential developments
- Leasehold buildings with service-charge funded works
- HMOs and student accommodation under management
- Mixed-use buildings with commercial ground floors
- Landlord portfolios across several sites
- Facilities-managed offices and managed workplaces
Where inspections sit
Formal fire door inspections and written reports are arranged through a specialist fire door inspection contractor, kept separate from the remedial works. Parsec Fire Doors carries out the repair, replacement and installation work and records what was done — we do not issue third-party certification or declare a building compliant.
Fire door inspectionsFrequently Asked Questions
Send Us the Schedule and We Will Price It
Attach your inspection report, FRA action list or door schedule to an enquiry, tell us the site postcode and access arrangements, and we will come back with itemised costs.