Restoration & Specialist Work in West London

A fire door is specially designed to slow the spread of fire and smoke, helping protect escape routes within a building.

Fire doors are often required in loft conversions, flats, between garages and homes, and on protected escape routes.

A compliant fire door should have the correct certification, seals, hinges, door closers, and suitable installation.

Many fire doors in communal and commercial buildings require self-closing devices to meet fire safety regulations.

Fire doors should be inspected regularly to ensure they remain compliant and function correctly.

Fire doors require specific gaps around the frame to help them perform properly in the event of a fire.

Intumescent strips are fitted around fire doors and expand when exposed to heat, helping prevent the spread of fire and smoke.

Smoke seals help restrict smoke from passing through gaps around the door before high temperatures activate the intumescent strips.

In many cases, existing timber sash windows can be upgraded with slimline double glazing while maintaining their traditional appearance.

Modern slim double-glazed units are designed to preserve the original character of traditional sash windows.

Localised timber repairs are often possible depending on the condition of the sash windows and frames.

Draught proofing and double glazing upgrades can significantly improve the energy efficiency of sash windows.

Draught proofing seals unwanted gaps around the sashes to reduce heat loss, noise, and rattling.

Yes, worn sash cords, pulleys, and weights can all be repaired or replaced.

Timber sash windows offer a traditional appearance, can last for decades, and are often better suited to period properties.

Planning permission may be required for listed buildings or properties located within conservation areas.

Landlords are responsible for ensuring fire safety regulations are met in certain residential properties, including flats, HMOs, and communal areas.

Yes, we provide fire door inspections, maintenance, repairs, and upgrade works for landlords and property managers.

Yes, ongoing maintenance and inspection services can be arranged for landlords, managing agents, and commercial properties.

Yes, we regularly carry out work in occupied homes, flats, rental properties, and communal areas with minimal disruption.

Yes, we work with landlords, estate agents, housing associations, and property management companies across London.

Yes, we carry out inspections, repairs, adjustments, and upgrades to communal fire doors in residential buildings.