Fire door repairs in Knebworth

Halls, small blocks and village buildings, a few miles from Stevenage.

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Knebworth is a village in North Hertfordshire, between Stevenage and Welwyn on the main railway line. It's a few miles down the road from Stevenage, so we pass close by on the way to other jobs.

A white door with an overhead closer and a blue fire door keep shut sign
A white door with an overhead closer and a blue fire door keep shut sign

Village halls

Halls come to mind first. Volunteers run them and several groups share the space. The fire doors tend to be the ones to the kitchen, the boiler room and the exits, and deliveries wedge them open and there they stay.

If you run a hall, you're probably the responsible person under the fire safety law. A fire risk assessment is separate from our work. We can mend the doors it points to.

Small blocks of flats

There are a few small blocks here. They aren't tall, so the rules for tall residential buildings don't apply, and your own risk assessment sets out what does. The faults are the usual ones: painted seals, tired closers, a gap at the bottom where the floor was relaid.

No surprise bills

A hall committee doesn't want a shock. You'll get a written price for each door before we start, and it's a fixed one. For a rough idea, repairs usually run £150 to £900 a door plus VAT, with seals and a closer set at the bottom of that.

Hertfordshire Fire and Rescue Service covers the village.

Questions we get asked

We're a charity hall. Do you take small jobs?

Yes. Send the list and we'll see if it can join another job nearby.

Who decides which doors need repair?

Your inspector or fire risk assessor. We repair what they list.

Failed doors on your list?

Send the list and the postcode. We will come back with a fixed price for each door.

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