Fire Door Installation Jewellery Quarter
If a fire risk assessment just flagged your doors, you need FIRAS-accredited installers, not a quick fix. We fit FD30 and FD60-rated doorsets in converted workshops and multi-tenant buildings across the Jewellery Quarter, backed by full compliance documentation.
- Fast Turnaround: Efficient PFP Delivery
We deliver surveys and installations quickly and efficiently, keeping your project on schedule without compromising safety.
- Trusted Specialists: FIRAS Certified
Our accredited team brings proven expertise in passive fire protection, giving you complete confidence in compliance.
- Safety First
Every solution is designed to protect lives and property, ensuring long-term security and peace of mind.
Most of the Quarter is Victorian and Edwardian workshop buildings, many listed, now split into offices, studios and light industrial units. That conversion history creates problems. Compartmentation lines get blurred when one workshop becomes six tenancies. Doorsets installed decades ago rarely meet current FD ratings, and conservation area rules restrict what you can fit without planning consent.
Fire risk assessments on these buildings routinely flag non-compliant doors after refurbishment work. Under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, that liability sits with you as the responsible person. Some landlords are working through scheduled doorset renewal too, often pushed by an insurer before a policy renewal date.
You get correctly rated doorsets, fitted right the first time, with documentation your fire risk assessor or insurer will actually accept. Our fire door installations Birmingham team works across the city, and in the Jewellery Quarter specifically, that means specifying doors that satisfy Building Regulations without fighting the character of a listed building.
Every doorset we fit is FD30 or FD60 rated, supplied with the correct intumescent seals and ironmongery to match. Where a building sits in the conservation area, specification is sympathetic to the original joinery and openings rather than a generic swap. Installation and certification records go into your fire safety file, ready to hand to your assessor or insurer.
Book a site survey, and we’ll review your fire strategy first, not just the doors. Most Jewellery Quarter surveys can be arranged within days, which matters if you’re working to a deadline set by an assessor or an insurer.
- Site survey and fire strategy review
- Doorset specification and quotation
- FIRAS accredited installation
- Certification and handover documentation
Nothing starts on site until specification and quotation are agreed, and the job isn’t finished until the certification lands in your hands.
FIRAS accreditation is the benchmark you should require from any fire door installer, and every engineer on our team holds it. You can check our accreditations, including ISO 9001 and Constructionline Gold, which speeds up procurement through main contractors.
We’ve specified and fitted fire doors in listed Jewellery Quarter buildings, so we know what planning will allow before we quote. Our Birmingham office at Fort Dunlop keeps response times short. Director Craig Blyth’s 24+ years in passive fire protection stand behind the work.
“”We have worked with Blue Chip PFP on several projects and have consistently found them to be professional, reliable, and highly accommodating. The quality of their workmanship has been excellent, with attention to detail and compliance evident in all aspects of their work. We would have no hesitation in recommending them to other organisations seeking a competent and dependable passive fire protection provider.”
– Sarah Maulin – Compliance Coordinator at Arches Housing
Got questions? We’ve put together some of the most common ones below to help you find the answers quickly and easily.
Whether you’re curious about how things work, what to expect, or just want a bit more detail, our FAQs are a great place to start. If you can’t find what you’re looking for, feel free to reach out to us directly.
Can you fit fire doors in a listed Jewellery Quarter building?
Yes. We specify doorsets that meet current fire ratings while respecting original joinery and conservation area rules. Our Building Safety Act 2022 guide covers what's changed for owners of listed and converted buildings.
Will your installation satisfy my fire risk assessment or insurer's requirements?
Every doorset comes with full certification and installation records, the documentation an assessor or insurer will ask for. FIRAS accreditation backs every install.
Should I repair or replace my existing fire doors?
It depends on the doorset's age and condition. Damaged seals or ironmongery can often be repaired, but a door that predates current FD ratings usually needs replacing. We'll tell you straight during the site survey.
How much does fire door installation cost?
Cost depends on doorset rating, quantity and site access. You'll get a quote after the site survey, no guesswork.
Do you offer fire door inspection and maintenance as well as installation?
Yes, through our fire door maintenance and remediation service. It keeps your doorsets compliant between full replacements.
What's the difference between FD30 and FD30S?
FD30S adds smoke seals to the standard 30-minute fire rating. Most multi-tenant conversions need the S rating for full compliance.
We also work in St Paul’s Square and the Gun Quarter, Hockley, and across Birmingham city centre, covering B1 to B18. Same workshop and conversion profile, same fire door problems. See our full passive fire protection Birmingham coverage.
- Telephone: 0800 781 2652
- Email: info@bluechippfp.co.uk
- Address: Fort Dunlop, Dunlop Parkway, Birmingham, West Midlands, B24 9FE (Appointment Only)
Monday – Friday
9:00am – 5:00pm