Fire door repairs in Biggleswade
Across the county line in Bedfordshire, with the same crew.
Get a priceBiggleswade is over the border in Bedfordshire, which means Central Bedfordshire Council and Bedfordshire Fire and Rescue instead of the Hertfordshire ones. The fire safety law is the same on both sides of the county line.
Newer buildings
Part of the town is newer, with flats and houses on the edges, and doors there have a different story. They aren't worn out. They were badly finished. A gap wider than allowed, a frame that was never packed, a seal left out or the wrong one used. The first inspection finds those, and they're among the easiest to put right because the door itself is sound.
Older buildings
The middle of the town has older buildings, including flats over shops. If you own one, check what you really have. A plain internal door with a sticker isn't a fire door, and a panelled door can't become one. The answer is a plain certified doorset.
The A1
Biggleswade sits on the A1, and we'd come up the A1(M) and A1 from Luton. It's a longer trip than Stevenage, so we book full days. Send the number of doors and we'll say whether it pays for itself.
Nearby, we fitted smoke seals on a block of flats in Stevenage. On newer flat doors the faults are often those same seal and gap faults.
Questions we get asked
Do you cover Bedfordshire?
Yes, around Biggleswade. Send the postcode and we'll confirm.
Does a new building need checking?
Yes. Faults from the build are common, and a first inspection finds them.
Send the list and the postcode. We will come back with a fixed price for each door.
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