Fire Door Repair in Central Florida

Deficiencies found on inspection, corrected by the same team and re-inspected, so they're closed out properly instead of carried into next year's report.

Why it matters

Common repairs

NFPA 80 calls for deficiencies to be corrected without delay. The fastest way to get there is to have the people who documented the problem fix it, photograph the result, and verify the door before it's marked complete.

  • Closer adjustment and replacement
  • Hinges and hinge filler plates
  • Latching hardware and strikes
  • Shimming and clearance corrections
  • Door crowns and alignment
  • Gasketing and edge seals
  • Removal of non-compliant auxiliary hardware
  • Interior fire door replacement

Service area

Serving Central Florida

Based in Lakeland, with local scheduling.

Questions

Fire Door Repair: common questions

Can you repair doors another company inspected?

Yes. Send us the report and we will quote the deficiencies. Each repaired door gets a permanent ID and history going forward.

What if a door or frame label is missing or unreadable?

A missing label can't just be replaced with a sticker. It generally requires a field inspection by an approved labeling agency. We identify these doors and help you coordinate the next step.

Do you replace fire doors?

Yes, for interior fire doors. Exterior door replacements are coordinated through a licensed general contractor partner.

Is a re-inspection included after repairs?

Yes. A repair isn't closed out until the door has been re-inspected and verified.

Start with a free assessment

We'll walk a sample of your doors and show you, with photos, where you stand.