Fire doors in Scotland
Compare fixed-price quotes for fire doors from verified firms across Scotland, including Aberdeen, Dumfries and Dundee. Describe the job once, and only the firm you choose gets your contact details.
Anywhere in Scotland
We cover the whole of the UK. Post your job and we’ll match it with verified firms that carry out this work in Scotland.
I need a quoteWhat it costs
Typical UK prices. Firms price against the details in your job, so your quotes depend on your building and the scope.
| Typical job | Guide price ex VAT |
|---|---|
| Inspection and report to BS 8214 | £15 – £45 per door |
| Repairs and adjustments, such as seals and closers | £50 – £250 per door |
| Replacement FD30S door set, supplied and fitted | £700 – £1,500 per door |
The law in Scotland
The main fire safety law in Scotland is the Fire (Scotland) Act 2005. It places the duties on the duty holder: usually the employer, owner, landlord or managing agent in control of the building. Communal doors quarterly and flat entrance doors annually in buildings over 11 metres. Elsewhere, as your fire risk assessment requires.
The law and standards for fire doorsHow it works
You don’t need to find or call anyone. Post the job once and the firms come to you.
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Describe the job
Answer a few questions about the building and the work. It takes about three minutes, and you can add photos, floor plans or a previous report.
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Vetted firms quote
Verified firms that offer fire doors and cover your area quote a fixed price against your brief, with a start date and what is included. Quoting stays open for 14 days.
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Compare and choose
See price, availability, accreditations and reviews side by side, and message firms with questions. Only the firm you accept gets your address and phone number.
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