Unsure about a fire-door schedule or completed remedial work?

ASUKA Assured can review visible fire-door conditions and completed remedials, record evidence and identify items requiring competent specialist attention.

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Door-by-DoorStructured visible observations
Schedule ContextExisting report or quotation reviewed
Evidence LedPhotographs and F.R.A.E.W. findings
IndependentNo obligation to use us for repairs

Separate observed defects from items needing clarification.

The agreed inspection can consider visible door and frame condition, gaps, seals, hinges, closer operation, latching, threshold condition, signage and workmanship of completed remedials.

01 / CLOSING

Closer & Latch Operation

Visible operation, binding and whether the door appears to self-close and latch correctly at the time of attendance.

02 / CONDITION

Leaf, Frame & Gaps

Visible damage, alignment and accessible gap observations recorded within the inspection scope.

03 / COMPONENTS

Seals, Hinges & Hardware

Missing, damaged or visibly unsuitable components can be recorded for competent review.

04 / REMEDIALS

Completed Workmanship

Visible remedial work can be compared with the supplied schedule or quotation as supporting context.

A second opinion does not replace required fire-safety processes.

ASUKA Assured does not replace a fire risk assessment, statutory inspection, certification or other building duty. Repair or replacement needs should be addressed by competent persons using suitable components and methods.

Review the schedule. Inspect the doors. Record the next steps.

01

Send the existing information

Provide the door schedule, quotation, photographs and property details where available.

02

Relevant doors are reviewed

Visible conditions are recorded door-by-door within the agreed inspection scope.

03

Receive practical findings

The report identifies observed defects, limitations and items requiring competent action.

Get the visible fire-door condition recorded independently.

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