Indigo Systems supports fire door maintenance for commercial buildings, managed properties and public-sector sites across London and the South East.
Keeping fire doors working after installation
A compliant installation is only the start. Fire doors need ongoing attention because daily use, damage, movement, decoration and building works can all affect how they close, seal and protect escape routes.
What maintenance can include
Maintenance should focus on practical defects that affect door performance and usability.
- Closer and latch checks
- Gap and alignment checks
- Seal, signage and glazing condition checks
- Hinge and ironmongery inspection
- Damage review and repair recommendations
- Follow-up remedial planning where faults are found
Commercial settings Indigo supports
Indigo works with offices, healthcare premises, residential common areas, education buildings, mixed-use developments, contractor-led works and public-sector buildings.
Why planned maintenance helps
Planned maintenance helps avoid last-minute compliance pressure, reduces uncertainty after inspections and gives facilities teams a clearer view of what needs repairing, replacing or monitoring.
Useful related pages
Frequently asked questions
Is fire door maintenance different from a survey?
A survey identifies condition and defects. Maintenance deals with ongoing checks, adjustments and repairs that help keep doors working.
Can maintenance be planned around business hours?
Site requirements vary, but works can often be coordinated around access, occupancy and operational needs.
Do commercial fire doors need records?
Clear records are useful for facilities teams, compliance reviews, audits and future maintenance planning.
