Fire door remediation and fire stopping, delivered on site by our operatives across Norfolk, Suffolk, East Anglia and beyond.
Broadland Fire Remedials is the contracting division of Broadland Fire Safety, delivering fire door remediation and fire stopping across Norfolk, Suffolk, East Anglia and beyond. Our operatives carry out the works identified by our surveys, with every repair documented and recorded against the relevant door or breach. In 2026 the team completed more than 750 fire door upgrades.
From minor repairs to full doorset replacement, restoring fire doors to the rating the building requires.
Sealing breaches and rebuilding fire resisting construction to restore compartment lines.
Turning fire risk assessment and survey findings into completed repairs, upgrades and installations, carried out by our operatives and photographed before and after.
Many fire doors that fail inspection can be restored without replacement. Worn seals, excessive gaps, defective closers, hardware faults and frame damage are repairs, carried out with components compatible with the door’s test evidence. Where a door cannot be brought back to the rating the building requires, we upgrade it or replace the doorset, and we set out which applies and why before works begin. Every door is photographed before and after, with the record held against that door in our compliance platform.
Buildings are divided into compartments by fire-resisting walls and floors, designed to contain a fire within one area for a defined period while occupants escape and the fire service responds. Breaches occur when that construction is penetrated or damaged, typically by cabling, pipework, ductwork or previous building works, allowing fire and smoke to pass between compartments. Our compartmentation surveys identify them; this service closes them.
Each breach is sealed with a fire stopping product installed to the manufacturer’s tested detail for that type of penetration, and where a wall or ceiling is missing, incomplete or below standard it is rebuilt as fire-resisting construction. Every repair is photographed, the product and detail recorded and the location referenced to the survey, so that the compartment line can be shown to have been restored rather than patched.
The surveyors who identify the defects and the operatives who fix them work for the same company, so nothing is lost between report and repair.
Every door and breach is photographed before and after, with the product and detail recorded in our compliance platform.
We price and carry out remedial works from our own surveys or from another consultant’s report.
For managing agents dealing with residential blocks, coordinating fire door and fire stopping remedial work across 100+ residents is incredibly time-consuming. We remove this admin burden entirely through our comprehensive resident liaison service. We handle all communication via emails and texts with booking links, or leave QR codes in residents’ letterboxes for easy scheduling. This premium service ensures full compliance while freeing up your team to focus on what matters most, a solution no one else in the market currently offers.
Fire doors are repaired and installed in accordance with the recommendations of BS 8214 and the door manufacturer’s test evidence. Fire stopping products are installed to the manufacturer’s tested details. The works close actions raised under your fire risk assessment, and the before and after records provide the responsible person with the evidence of maintenance expected under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005.
From managing agents and landlords to schools and care providers, we are proud to support the professionals responsible for keeping East Anglia’s buildings safe.
“Highly professional from start to finish. Gave us a full breakdown of issues and even helped liaise with our building manager. Can’t recommend enough”
Louise Ranger
Answers to the questions we are asked most often about remedial works.
Remedial works are identified through a fire risk assessment, fire door inspection or compartmentation survey, each of which provides a prioritised list of doors or breaches that fall below the standard the building requires. We price the works from that list, whether the report is ours or another consultant’s.
In most cases, repaired. Seals, gaps, closers, hinges and hardware account for the majority of failures and can be rectified on the existing door. Replacement is recommended where the leaf or frame is damaged beyond repair, where there is no evidence that the door is a fire door and it cannot reasonably be upgraded, or where the building requires a higher rating than the door can provide. We set out which applies to each door and why.
Breaches happen when fire resisting construction is penetrated or damaged, often by cabling, pipework, ductwork or general building work, leaving gaps that let fire and smoke pass between compartments.
The service includes rebuilding and installing fire resisting construction where the wall or ceiling itself is missing, incomplete or below standard, as well as sealing breaches with correctly specified fire stopping products.Our team stays current with all UK fire safety legislation, British Standards, and building regulations through continuous professional development and industry training. We conduct all work in accordance with the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, Building Regulations Approved Document B, and relevant British Standards including BS 8214 and BS 9999.
Remedial work sits alongside assessment and survey services rather than replacing them. It turns identified findings into the physical repairs, upgrades and installations needed on site.
Speak to a qualified fire safety specialist about your building or portfolio. We provide fire risk assessments, fire door inspections and compartmentation surveys across Norfolk, Suffolk, East Anglia and beyond, with clear reporting and practical next steps.
