Fire door inspection in Longfield

A village and its surroundings, south of Dartford.

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Longfield is a village, not a town centre, and the work here is different.

You find few large blocks. More often it is a small block of a handful of flats, a school, a village hall, a care home or a doctor's surgery.

Each of those has a short list of doors that matter and a person who is responsible for them.

The edge of a door leaf beside an open frame on a landing
The edge of a door leaf beside an open frame on a landing

Schools and halls

Schools are best done in the holidays, when nobody is in the corridors. On a programme at two secondary schools and an almshouse in Luton, we dealt with 147 doors, and 140 of them were repaired.

A village hall may have only five or six doors, but one of them is the kitchen door, and another is the main exit.

Small blocks

A small block of flats has a shared hall and a few doors. We can check the whole building in a morning.

A pair of tall white cupboard doors in a corridor
A pair of tall white cupboard doors in a corridor

Council and fire service

Longfield is in Dartford Borough, and Kent Fire and Rescue Service covers it.

Getting here

It is a short drive from Dartford. We plan visits here with other work in the area.

Questions we get asked

Do you take small jobs?

Yes. Send the postcode and the number of doors.

Found a door you are unsure about?

Send us the postcode and a rough count of doors. A price comes back the same day.

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