Our service in Aston
We supply and fit certified fire doorsets in Aston for flats, HMOs, homes, workplaces and public buildings — every rating from FD30 to FD120, quoted door by door after a free measure survey.
Aston is about 1 mile from Birmingham; we cover both, along with Birmingham, Washwood Heath and Smethwick.
Regulations for FD30 fire doors in West Midlands
In Aston, as across England, Approved Document B governs new work and the Fire Safety Order 2005 governs existing premises. Note that Approved Document B is removing the BS 476 fire-resistance test references on 2 September 2029, so specifications are moving to EN classifications such as E30 Sa.
Birmingham has one of the UK's largest collections of residential tower blocks and city-centre apartments, with the Black Country towns adding industry, schools and HMOs.
Fire doors we fit in Aston
Shop by fire rating
Shop by building & use
- Flat Entrance Fire Doors
- Communal & Corridor Fire Doors
- Stairwell & Escape Route Doors
- HMO Fire Doors
- Fire Doors for Homes
- Riser & Service Cupboard Doors
- Commercial & Office Fire Doors
- School & Healthcare Fire Doors
Shop by material & design
- Timber Fire Doorsets
- Composite Fire Doors
- Steel Fire Doors
- Glazed Fire Doors
- Double & Leaf-and-a-Half Fire Doors
- Fire-Rated Screens & Fanlights
- Acoustic Fire Doors
- Security Fire Doors
Exits, hardware & fitting
Questions about fire doors in Aston
Will I get certificates for the doors fitted in Aston?
Every doorset is listed in your handover pack with the manufacturer's certificate reference, plus an installation record and photos.
What does a Aston quote include?
Survey, certified doorset, ironmongery, installation, removal of old doors and a handover pack. VAT is added at the standard rate.
Do you remove the old doors?
Yes. Removal and disposal of the old door and frame is included when we replace a doorset in Aston.
Do you cover Aston?
Yes. We survey, supply and fit fire doors throughout Aston and the rest of West Midlands, including B6 and nearby Birmingham.