Fire door inspection and repair
Fire door compliance you can prove.
NFPA 80 fire door inspections, repairs, fire damper testing, and firestop for healthcare facilities, schools, condos, hotels, and commercial buildings across Central Florida. Every door gets a permanent record you can scan.
- Inspected to NFPA 80, documented door by door
- Repairs quoted and completed by the same team
- Based in Lakeland, serving Central Florida
Why it matters
Would your fire doors pass inspection today?
Fire doors get propped, kicked, re-keyed, and patched every day. A closer that stopped latching in March is still a deficiency in November. Most buildings don't find out until an inspector or surveyor does.
- Closers and latching are the most common failures, and the easiest to miss on a walk-through.
- Gaps, holes, and field modifications can void a door's rating without anyone noticing.
- Missing records are their own finding. If it isn't documented, it didn't happen.
How it works
Inspect. Repair. Prove it.
One team from first inspection to verified repair, so nothing falls through the cracks between vendors.
Inspect
Every fire door assembly checked against the NFPA 80 annual inspection items. Each door is tagged, photographed, and pinned to its floor and location.
Repair
Deficiencies come with a clear quote. Closers, hinges, latching, gaps, gasketing, and labels are corrected by the same people who found them.
Prove it
Repaired doors are re-inspected and verified. You get a report built for survey day, and every door keeps its full history.
What makes us different
Scan any door. See its whole history.
Every door we inspect gets a durable QR tag. Scan it with any phone and see every inspection, deficiency, repair, and photo since it was tagged. The record doesn't disappear after a year.
- Show a surveyor a door's full record on the spot
- Staff can report a problem with a door from the tag
- History stays with the door, even when tags or doors are replaced
- Re-inspection passedRepair verified
- Closer adjustedBefore and after photos
- Annual inspectionCloser not closing fully
- Annual inspectionPassed
- Door taggedPermanent ID assigned
Services
Everything behind a rated opening
Fire Door Inspection
Annual NFPA 80 inspection and testing of swinging fire door assemblies, with door-by-door documentation.
Fire Door Repair
Closers, hinges, latching hardware, gaps, gasketing, and labels corrected and re-inspected.
Fire Damper Inspection
Fire and smoke damper inspection and drop testing on the schedule your facility requires.
Firestop
Surveys and repair of penetrations through rated walls and floors, using tested systems.
Barrier Management
Documentation that supports your life safety program and survey readiness.
Free Assessment
Not sure where you stand? Start with a free walk-through of a sample of your doors.
Who we serve
Any building with fire-rated doors
Healthcare is our specialty. The same fire door code applies to every building with rated openings, and so does our process.
- Hospitals
- Nursing homes
- Assisted living
- Surgery centers
- Medical offices
- Schools and universities
- Condos and apartments
- Hotels
- Office buildings
- Government buildings
- Industrial and warehouses
Service area
Central Florida
Experience
Twenty years of operations. Thousands of doors.
Founder Josh Anderson has inspected and managed fire door, fire damper, and firestop work in healthcare facilities across 15 states, at sites with as many as 700 doors.
Training and credentials
- Fire Door InspectionFire Door Institute
- Firestop Instructional Training, Levels 1 and 2STI
- Barrier Management for Compliance in Healthcare FacilitiesSTI
- Fire protection systems training3M
- OSHA 30 General IndustryOSHA
Questions
Questions facility managers ask
How often do fire doors need to be inspected?
NFPA 80 requires fire door assemblies to be inspected and tested at least once a year, with written records kept for the authority having jurisdiction. In healthcare, surveyors from CMS and accrediting organizations check those records.
What does an annual fire door inspection cover?
Each swinging fire door assembly is checked against the NFPA 80 annual inspection items: labels, holes or breaks, glazing, hardware and hinges, missing parts, clearances, the self-closing device, coordinators, latching, auxiliary hardware, field modifications, gasketing, and signage.
What happens when a door fails inspection?
Every deficiency is documented with photos, its location, and the item it fails. You get a clear repair quote, and once the repair is done the door is re-inspected and the fix is added to that door's permanent history.
Will an inspection disrupt our building?
We plan the work with your facilities team, schedule around occupied and patient care areas, and follow your building's access and infection control requirements.
How long does a fire door inspection take?
It depends on how many doors you have and how easy they are to reach. You get a schedule with the quote, and large campuses can be inspected in phases.
What do you need from us to get started?
Your life safety drawings if you have them, any existing door list or prior report, an estimated door count, and a contact who can arrange access to locked areas.
How do we show a surveyor our doors were inspected?
Your report lists every door by building, floor, and location, deficiencies first. Each door also has a QR tag, so you can scan it in the hallway and show its full inspection and repair history on the spot.
What is the permanent QR door history?
Each door gets a durable QR tag on the frame or hinge edge. Scanning it with any phone shows that door's complete record: every inspection, deficiency, repair, and photo since it was tagged. The records do not expire after a year.
How often do fire dampers need to be tested?
Fire dampers are generally tested one year after installation and then every four years, or every six years in hospitals. We track the next due date for every damper.
Do you replace fire doors?
Yes, for interior fire doors. Exterior door replacements are coordinated through a licensed general contractor partner.
What is the free assessment?
We walk a sample of your fire doors at no cost and show you, with photos, the kinds of issues a surveyor is most likely to find. Then we quote your annual inspection and any repairs.
What areas do you serve?
Healthcare facilities across Central Florida, including Polk, Hillsborough, Pinellas, Pasco, Orange, and Osceola counties. We're based in Lakeland.
When is your next annual inspection due?
Tell us your due date. We'll reach out ahead of it and get you scheduled, with no last-minute scramble.