Fire protection · South East Queensland
Fire door inspection, servicing and replacement
Fire doors only work if they close, latch and seal. We inspect and service fire door sets — closers, hinges, seals, latching and signage — and repair or replace doors that no longer comply.
Services we provide
- Routine fire door inspections
- Closer, hinge and latch adjustment
- Seal and gap checks
- Hardware repairs and replacement
- Full fire door replacement
- Wedging and hold-open checks
- Records in your portal
Why it matters
Fire doors hold fire and smoke back long enough for people to get out. Everyday wear, propped-open doors and swapped-out hardware can quietly stop them doing that job.
That's why fire doors are part of your building's regular fire safety maintenance — and why a door that sticks, won't latch or has a damaged seal is worth fixing now, not at the next audit.
Typical routine service intervals
| System | Routine service intervals |
|---|---|
| Fire detection and alarm systems | Monthly · six-monthly · yearly · five-yearly |
| Sprinkler systems | Monthly through to yearly · five-yearly |
| Fire pumpsets | Weekly or monthly run tests · six-monthly · yearly flow test · five-yearly |
| Portable fire extinguishers | Six-monthly · periodic pressure testing |
| Fire doors | Six-monthly or yearly, depending on building class |
| Emergency and exit lighting (AS/NZS 2293.2) | Six-monthly discharge test · yearly checks |
Typical AS 1851 routine service intervals. Your exact schedule depends on your systems and building.
Pair it with
ElectricalEmergency & Exit LightingExit signs and emergency lights along the same exit paths can be checked on the same round.
→How it works
From first visit to filed certificate
Free onsite assessment
We walk the site, list every fire and electrical asset, and check where your records are up to.
One quote, one schedule
A single proposal covering both trades, with a service calendar built around your operations.
Service, test and tag
Technicians carry out the work to the relevant Australian Standards, with minimal disruption to your site.
Reports, ready for audits
Fire certificates and defect quotes land in your customer portal; electrical results and registers come straight to you.
How often should fire doors be inspected?
Commonly every six months or every year, depending on the building's class and its maintenance requirements. We'll confirm the interval that applies to your site.
Can we prop our fire doors open?
Only if they're fitted with an approved hold-open device that releases when the alarm sounds. A wedged-open fire door is one of the most common — and most avoidable — fire door problems.
Can you replace a damaged fire door?
Yes. If a door can't be repaired back to compliance, we'll quote a replacement.
Free onsite quote
Get a free onsite quote
Fire protection, electrical, or both — tell us about your site and we'll arrange a free onsite assessment and one clear quote.
- Call the team07 3916 4344
- Email the teaminfo@hsfs.au
- Office34 Millennium Place, Tingalpa QLD 4173
- Business detailsABN 90 694 693 975
QBCC Lic 15584545 · Hot Shot Fire Services Pty Ltd, licensed under the QBCC Act
Electrical Contractor Lic 89637
24/7 priority call-out is available to existing Hot Shots clients in every region we cover, including Toowoomba (a call-out fee applies). For a fire or any life-threatening emergency, always call 000 first.
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