Service

Annual Fire Door Inspections

FireDoor Nation provides field inspection services for covered fire door assemblies, with opening-level results, documented deficiencies, and a clear path from findings to corrective work.

Technician inspecting a labeled fire-rated door and its operating hardware

Step 1

Inspection scope

Every assigned opening is inspected against the criteria your AHJ and accreditation body expect to see — gaps, clearance, latching, closing, label integrity, hardware function, glazing, signage, and field modifications. We capture the condition of the door as it actually performs, not just as it appears.

Step 2

Deficiency tracking

Findings are recorded door-by-door with location, ID, deficiency type, and supporting photos when applicable. Your team gets a single source of truth instead of paper checklists scattered across binders.

Step 3

Organized for facility review

Reports are structured so facility teams can retrieve opening-level results, supporting evidence, and deficiency details during internal review or when requested by an authority having jurisdiction.

What's included

Scope highlights

  • Door-by-door visual and operational inspection
  • Clearance and gap measurement
  • Latching and closing verification
  • Label and rating documentation
  • Hardware condition assessment
  • Photo evidence when applicable
  • Prioritized repair recommendations
  • Final report formatted for AHJ review

Faster scoping

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For your internal team

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We can provide a clear written scope, deliverables summary, and next-step explanation your team can review internally before any commitment.

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