Bucks County buildings we work in

Bucks County has hospitals in Langhorne and Doylestown, senior living campuses along the Delaware, and office, industrial and school buildings from Bensalem up to Quakertown. Lower Bucks has many older commercial buildings. Upper Bucks has newer campuses spread over larger sites. Both need the same annual door and barrier work as a city building.

Who checks your building

Hospitals and nursing homes are surveyed by the Pennsylvania Department of Health, and accredited hospitals by The Joint Commission. Other buildings deal with their local fire marshal or code official, and often their insurer.

Local rules you should know

• Pennsylvania's Uniform Construction Code moved to the 2021 International Codes on January 1, 2026.

• Healthcare buildings follow the Life Safety Code: annual fire door tests and damper tests every 4 years (6 for hospitals).

• Nursing homes and hospitals are surveyed by the Pennsylvania Department of Health.

Our fire damper testing schedule guide explains when each damper is due.

What a visit looks like

We are about 30 minutes away. For senior living, we work quietly around residents and plan noisy work, like opening ceilings, for times you choose. Every rated door and damper is tagged, photographed and given a pass or fail. We fix small items on the first visit and price the rest, riskiest first. You get one report covering doors, dampers and firestop, delivered in 5 business days.

Services in Bucks County

• Annual fire door inspection to NFPA 80

• Fire door repair and replacement for failed openings

• Fire door labeling arranged with a listing agency

• Fire and smoke damper inspection on the NFPA cycle

• Damper repair and replacement after a failed test

• Firestop inspection and above-ceiling survey above the ceiling

• Firestopping installation and repair with listed systems

Towns we serve

Bensalem, Bristol, Levittown, Langhorne, Newtown, Yardley, Warminster, Warrington, Doylestown, Chalfont, New Hope, Perkasie, Sellersville, Quakertown.