Fire doors for homes in Omagh

Certified fire doors for homes for Omagh

Getting fire doors for homes right in Omagh means choosing a certified doorset for each opening and fitting it exactly as tested. That's the whole service: survey, schedule, certified doorset, careful installation and the paperwork to prove it.

Omagh is one of the main towns we cover in County Tyrone; tell us your dates and we'll arrange a survey.

Regulations for fire doors for homes in County Tyrone

In Omagh, fire doors in new and altered buildings are designed to the Building Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2012 and Technical Booklet E. Existing premises fall under the Fire and Rescue Services (Northern Ireland) Order 2006 and the Fire Safety Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2010.

Guide prices in Omagh

Expect roughly £650–£1,000 per door for fire doors for homes, fitted, ex VAT. Your Omagh quote is fixed after survey and itemised door by door.

Guide prices assume straightforward access; out-of-hours working or difficult access is priced as a separate, visible line.

Where fire doors for homes are used in Omagh

Integral garages and three-storey new builds are among the most common settings for fire doors for homes, in Omagh as elsewhere.

Tyrone's main towns — Omagh and Dungannon — combine schools, care homes, industry and town-centre buildings.

Integral garages
Three-storey new builds
Basement conversions
Loft conversions

What's in the doorset

Loft conversions	Fire-resisting doors to habitable rooms off the protected stair
Integral garage	FD30S with a self-closer between garage and house
Styles	Flush, panelled, oak or white primed
Glazing	Fire-rated glass where tested
Building control	Specified to your approved plans

Elevation drawing of fire doors for homes

See the full specification and options for Fire Doors for Homes

From enquiry to handover

Share your FRA or inspection findings
We confirm every door on site
Fixed quote, certified doorsets only
Fitted to the manufacturer's instructions, with photos

Questions about fire doors for homes in Omagh

Which rules do fire doors for homes in Omagh need to meet?

They are specified to Technical Booklet E (Northern Ireland) and your fire risk assessment or fire strategy. We confirm the rating of each door at survey.

How quickly can you survey in Omagh?

We arrange surveys around your access needs and, where possible, combine Omagh visits with other work in County Tyrone. Tell us your preferred dates when you enquire.

Do you remove the old doors?

Yes. Removal and disposal of the old door and frame is included when we replace a doorset in Omagh.

Do I need fire doors in my house?

Not usually in a two-storey house. Three-storey houses and loft conversions normally need fire-resisting doors onto the stair, and an integral garage door should be FD30S.