Managing agents & block managers
One point of contact and one clear report per building, written so you can share the evidence with leaseholders, RMC directors and residents without editing it first.
Managing agents →Your duties depend on what you’re responsible for. A block of flats over 11 metres has fixed Regulation 10 check frequencies; a care home, school or hotel doesn’t — but carries a higher risk and a different regulator. Pick the sector that fits your building below and I’ll set out exactly what applies to you.
Multi-occupied residential buildings, where the Fire Safety (England) Regulations 2022 set out specific fire door check duties — and where the records matter as much as the doors.
One point of contact and one clear report per building, written so you can share the evidence with leaseholders, RMC directors and residents without editing it first.
Managing agents →Audit-ready photographic records for your Regulation 10 evidence and building safety case, on a recurring cadence and priced per door so it scales across the whole stock.
Housing associations →Independent evidence for HMO licensing and council inspections, benchmarked against LACORS guidance — for one property or a whole portfolio.
Landlords & HMOs →Premises covered by the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, where fire doors must be kept in efficient working order — and where a door-by-door survey is what turns a fire risk assessment action into closed-out evidence.
Offices, retail units, warehouses and mixed-use buildings — photographic pass/fail evidence for your fire risk assessment, your insurer and your enforcing authority.
Commercial premises →Where evacuation depends on the doors holding. Priority-graded defects and impartial third-party evidence you can stand behind with CQC and insurers, with minimal disruption to residents.
Care homes →Inspected when pupils are off site — holidays, INSET days or weekends — with safeguarding respected throughout and pricing built for a stretched estates budget.
Schools & academies →Guests asleep in an unfamiliar building is the highest-consequence scenario there is. Room-by-room evidence gathered with minimal disruption to guests and bookings.
Hotels & guesthouses →A detailed door survey to sit underneath a general fire risk assessment. I inspect doors only and don’t compete for FRA work — so there’s no conflict, either way.
Facilities managers →The sector changes the duties, the risks and the reporting language. It doesn’t change the standard of the work.
Each door inspected against its own reference number and photographed, so a finding can always be traced back to a specific doorset rather than a general observation.
Defects sorted by urgency, in plain English, so you can fix what actually matters first and budget the rest — typically back with you within around 48 hours.
I inspect doors. I don’t sell, fit or repair them, so a fail is an honest safety finding rather than a quote for remedial work.
Not sure which of these fits your building? Read the regulations in plain English or just send me the details and I’ll tell you what applies.
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Tell me the building type and roughly how many doors, and I’ll send a firm, no-obligation quote — with the sector-specific duties spelled out.