HEALTHCARE
HEALTHCARE
At PYROLONDON, we are committed to delivering specialised passive fire protection services tailored to the critical needs of healthcare facilities. Understanding the unique challenges faced by hospitals, clinics, and care homes, we partner with healthcare providers across Greater London and the UK to implement fire safety solutions that prioritise the well-being of patients, staff, and visitors. Comprehensive Fire Protection for Healthcare Facilities Our services include detailed fire door inspections, professional installations, and regular maintenance, all designed to ensure your facility remains compliant with the most stringent fire safety regulations. We recognise the importance of maintaining uninterrupted care, so our team works efficiently and discreetly to minimise any disruption to your healthcare services. Beyond fire door services, we provide advanced fire stopping solutions to enhance the overall safety of your building. Additionally, we offer specialised fire door awareness training tailored for healthcare environments, equipping your staff with the knowledge to identify potential fire risks and respond effectively in an emergency. Choosing PYROLONDON means securing your healthcare facility with top-tier fire protection measures that ensure the safety of everyone within your care. With our expertise, your institution can maintain a safe, compliant, and resilient environment, allowing you to focus on delivering the highest standard of healthcare.
PROJECTS LISTED BY SECTOR
Find out more about our projects sorted by sector:
PROLONDON is a UK market leader in passive fire protection and the following projects are only a selection of the 800+
projects we have undertaken for clients nationwide. For more information on any of the projects listed here,
please contact us.
SECTOR: RESIDENTIAL (SOCIAL)
SERVICES: FIRE DOORS
Client: Mulalley
Main Contractor: Mulalley
Location: Southend-On-Sea, SS2
Contract Value: £600,000
Contract Duration: 8 weeks
SUMMARY OF WORKS:
We provide a specialist fire protection services to a range of housing and social care providers,
public bodies, local authorities, maintenance contractors, and
private residential and commercial clients, including:
Frequently Asked Questions
For more information, find the answer to your queries here in our most frequently asked questions for fire door surveys and fire compartmentation surveys in London and nationwide.
1. How often should a fire door survey be conducted?
In the UK, fire doors should be visually inspected at least every six months, with more frequent checks (e.g., every three months) in high-traffic areas, as part of fire safety maintenance. Additionally, a more detailed professional survey should be conducted annually to ensure compliance with the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 and maintain fire door effectiveness.
2. How much does a fire door survey cost?
If our clients have already been instructed by a recent FRA carried out that their doors need replacing, we will come to your property or premises and measure the doors, screens, or glass that you need to replace free of charge. This is an inclusive part of the service when ordering doors from Pyrolondon. Our qualified fitters will then be able to provide you with a clear quote detailing everything you need to ensure compliance with the FRA.
3. How do you survey a fire door?
A fire door surveyor will comprehensively inspect each part of the fire door, from door hinges to all door hardware, by analysing the condition and operation of each component. The fire door signage and labels will be assessed, ensuring that the door meets the fire rating requirements it advertises.
4. What buildings require fire doors?
The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 states that fire doors are a legal requirement in all non-domestic properties. This means that all businesses, public buildings, commercial premises, and apartment buildings with at least 2 floors. should have sufficient fire doors throughout the property and residential flats and housing for multiple occupants.