BC Fire Door provides annual fire door inspections, NFPA 80 compliance reviews, deficiency documentation, repair support, and reinspections for healthcare, commercial, educational, government, and institutional facilities across the Southeast. We help facility managers, contractors, and property owners identify problems early and stay prepared for AHJ reviews, life-safety surveys, accreditation visits, and compliance deadlines.
Why am I being asked for a fire door inspection?
A checklist is a helpful starting point. If you have a specific opening, an upcoming turnover, or need help planning a complete inventory, BC Fire Door can help you identify practical next steps.
Credentials & Memberships

DHI

CFDAI

NFPA Member
BC Fire Door provides annual fire door inspection and compliance support for hospitals, healthcare campuses, commercial buildings, schools, government properties, and institutional facilities across the Southeast. Our CFDAI-certified inspectors evaluate complete fire door assemblies—including doors, frames, labels, hardware, clearances, closing, latching, glazing, and gasketing—and deliver clear, photo-documented reports. Facility managers and contractors can use those reports to identify deficiencies, prioritize corrective work, track reinspections, and prepare for NFPA 80, AHJ, life-safety, and accreditation reviews.
Fire door assemblies can develop clearance, closing, latching, hardware, label, gasketing, glazing, and field-modification deficiencies through daily use and maintenance. Annual inspection identifies and documents those conditions before an AHJ review, life-safety survey, accreditation visit, or compliance deadline. Requirements depend on the adopted code, occupancy, listing, and authority having jurisdiction, so facilities should confirm the standards that apply to each property.
We inspect accessible fire door components—from frames and hardware to seals and closing devices—to document observed conditions and support the facility’s review of applicable NFPA 80, AHCA, and local code requirements.